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★Nonviolent Communication (NVC, also known as Compassionate Communication or Collaborative Communication) is a communication method based on the principles of nonviolence that originated in the United States in the late 1960s to increase empathy and improve the lives of those who use the method . Nonviolent communication is used both as a clinical psychotherapy modality and as a self-help technique, especially in the search for interpersonal and workplace harmony.
★Nonviolent communication is based on orthodox psychological theory. This book introduces the basics of nonviolent communication and guides readers to optimize their own communication methods. It has been reprinted three times so far.
★The author, Professor Pilar de la Torre, has been teaching nonviolent communication courses for more than 20 years and is an undisputed expert in the field of NVC in Spain. In this book, she combines teaching experience and actual situation, integrates various practical cases, and integrates nonviolent communication method into our daily life.
★English sample chapters are available for reference!

Nonviolent communication is a simple but very effective practice. It is based on the idea that humans share common needs that govern our behavior, and that violence is an action we use to wrongly satisfy those needs. If we know how to identify our needs, the needs of others, and the feelings that come with them, we can achieve authentic communication and more harmonious relationships.

How do we express our feelings in the face of conflict?
What are the needs behind these emotions?
What do we expect from ourselves and others?
How do those around us feel about ourselves?
By identifying needs, using listening skills, and expressing skills, NVC creates an environment of empathy and sincerity that helps bring us closer to each other and transform our relationships into what we truly desire, whether at home or at work.

Professor Pilar de la Torre, an undisputed pioneer in the field of nonviolent communication, pours her 20 years of experience into this book, proposing the basic concepts of nonviolent communication, and enumerating various practical case studies for integrating nonviolent communication into our daily lives.

Pilar de la Torre

She holds a degree in Psychology from the Compton University of Madrid and is a certified Gestalt psychotherapist at the Gestalt Institute of Madrid, the Gestalt Institute of Paris and the Gestalt Institute of Therapeutics in Belgium. She has over three decades of experience in psychotherapy, personal companionship and training, and team management.
She was trained in nonviolent communication with Marshall Rosenberg at the Center for Nonviolent Communication, and over the past two decades has conducted various courses, seminars, and workshops, disseminating nonviolent theoretical practice, cemented her authority in the field.

Introduction: The Emotional System Has Universal Laws

Chapter 1 Some Basic Concepts
Chapter 2 Basic Principles of Nonviolent Communication
Chapter 3 Processes and Stages of Nonviolent Communication
Chapter 4 The Four Most Common Barriers to Relationships
Chapter 5 Expressions of Appreciation, Gratitude, and Recognition
Chapter 6 Nonviolent Communication is a way of life in art
Chapter 7 Methodology of Nonviolent Communication