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A current topic, how this could be possible from a different perspective, from the viewpoint and attitude of CSF... When I accompany people in life situations that are challenging for them, I often hear a sentence like this: "I want to know why did he do that? There...

In 2014, the Canadian-American professor of psychology at Yale University in New Haven, Paul Bloom, put forward a thesis that attracted a lot of attention (and a lot of attention). Since then, the topic has been discussed again and again in various...

Issue 161 , May/June 2019 of Ze!tpunkt magazine is about "Letting go and sticking with it".The article "A new toothbrush?" by Sylvie Eigenmann sheds light on break-ups in partnerships: when is it time - or not yet? She asked Patricia...

The lady at the reception of the office building registers the craftsman as a visitor and hands him the badge for access control. He goes about his work on the upper floors and she about her duties at the reception. About half an hour later, the...

I'm on the tram, driving through Zurich and think: "Strange, so many people and everyone is so hectic...". "Yes, of course", it flashes through my mind, "it's just before Christmas".... I almost forgot.Christmas in the Zurich...

After the last blog "Do I see a person - or a problem", some readers asked: "yes, and how do I react correctly when I meet someone like the man who got off the train?

The new seminar GFK-Ambassador continues our GFK-Practitioner - Living GFK for the benefit of the environment. The NVC processes of Marshall "Mediation", "Enemy Image", "Healing and Reconciliation" and others. Starting in April 2019, 5 times 3 days. Details on the content,...

I am waiting for the S-Bahn, a woman with a pram is also waiting near me. The train pulls in, the doors open and people get off. When the way is clear, we, the woman with the pram and I, look at each other and I indicate to her that I would like to give her the...

Practising NVC is meaningful. The practice always fills the people participating in the practice groups with confirmation, insights and playful joy. At the same time, three hours of practising, depending on the path, are little and in the evening the freshness in mind and body leaves...

The blog article describes how the connecting, appreciative attitude of NVC means that feedback is no longer a means of control, but an intimate, connecting means between people.

We have a focus on empathy 😉 and on guiding you in your quest to internalise empathy as your foundation, supporting you and being your (sometimes challenging) coaches 🙂 That's how I came across this article on liebeisstleben.com....