Do you long tor parent children in a way to motivate without the threat of punishment or the promise of reward? This workshop series will support you to understand and learn skills that nurtures connection that are needed to create healthy relationships. Classes integrate Dr. Marshall Rosenberg’s model of connecting. He is a well-known author and writer of Nonviolent Communication. This series will be focus upon your emotional connection to your partner and children, hearing the needs behind whatever anyone does or says, staying connected to your values during any interaction and reducing family conflicts and sibling rivalry.
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