Learn the communication skills to stop arguments, reduce stress, and communicate so you’re actually heard.
Tired of the same arguments at home or at work?
Most of us were never taught how to really listen, or how to express ourselves without causing conflict.
The result? - Misunderstandings, frustration, stress, and the same fights playing on repeat.
This 2-day workshop is a practical introduction to Nonviolent Communication (NVC), a proven pathway used worldwide to transform relationships.
In just 2 days, you’ll leave with tools you can use immediately in your day-to-day life
— at work, at home, and in your closest relationships.
In this 2-day workshop, you’ll learn how to:
Stop conflicts before they spiral out of control.
Notice and express your needs clearly (without guilt).
Listen so others feel heard (even in tough conversations).
Reduce daily stress with simple tools you can use anywhere.
Build stronger connections at home, at work, and with yourself.
“Every criticism, judgment, diagnosis, and expression of anger is the tragic expression of an unmet need.”
-Marshall Rosenberg
Timing and Finances
Location: Myddfai Hall
Time: 9.30am-5pm
Date: November 22 +23
Contribution: 185,- including light lunch, snacks & workshop materials (Concession tickets available - please get in touch!)
Places: only 16 places, no requirements, apart from a willingness to learn and self-explore
Facilitation
Kersten Kloser-Pitcher
is a Certified NVC Trainer with over 15 years of experience helping people strengthen their relationships at work and at home. She is also a Certified Coach (ICF) and an experienced group facilitator.
Kersten is recognized for making communication tools practical, accessible, and immediately useful in everyday life.
“NVC has deeply transformed my own life, and I’m grateful to share it with you.
-Kersten Kloser-Pitcher
What is Nonviolent Communication?
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is a communication approach developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. With a simple but powerful structure, it offers us a clear landscape of our inner world. We learn to distinguish feelings from thoughts, needs from strategies, and to express ourselves with greater honesty and clarity. At the same time, we practice listening with empathy — not only to others but also to ourselves.
NVC has been used successfully across the globe, from conflict regions to classrooms, from workplaces and teams to our most intimate relationships. It provides a practical framework for transforming judgment, criticism, and blame into understanding, connection, and choice. The foundation of Nonviolent Communication is empathy: the deep recognition that every action, however imperfect, arises from an attempt to meet human needs. By grounding ourselves in this awareness, we can foster cooperation, compassion, and more authentic relationships in every area of life.
Any Questions?
Feel free to get in touch.
kersten@kloser-pitcher.com
I am looking forward to hearing from you.