Printed things

In German language:

A contribution to nonviolent communication

by Gitta Zimmermann (author), Vivek Kumar Singh Bodhisatva (author), Christiane Lesch (illustration)

A story for children to enjoy and share
with every person between 6 and 110 years

"Imagine your child is Gandhi. How would you approach him?
This quote from Marshall Rosenberg describes a respectful attitude toward children. Nonviolent Communication (GFK) is a communication and conflict resolution concept developed by Marshall Rosenberg. It is a language without evaluations and the development of an empathetic connection to others on the level of feelings and needs.

Lovely book in german language: How animals solve their problems. With beautiful scetches and short stories.

German version:

Share the gifts of compassion, connection and freedom of choice with each other.

Mini-guidebook (66 pages) by Inbal Kashtan translated by Michael Dillo

Book in german language: The magic about family peace: Practical suggestions

In german language: Book from Marshall Rosenberg on parenting with nonviolent communication.

In german language:
Learning and teaching - a two-way process
Non-violent communication in combination with knowledge of the dynamics of group processes: This is the kind of book Liv Larsson would have liked to have at the beginning of her career as a trainer. All those who lead GRP seminars or other groups now benefit from her experience and find many suggestions and practical ideas

A wonderful book in german language about the art of listening.
By the german NVC trainer Andrea Wiedel
 

In german language

Findings from neurobiology, GFK and
Trauma Research. With CD
Resonance as a way of healing
To be in resonance with another person means: He understands us completely and looks at us with emotional warmth and generosity. You can also be in resonance with yourself. You come into contact with the body, understand what is happening in the brain and can transform the inner voice.

In German:
 

Our evaluative communication can make us sick. However, we can use our language to help make healthy relationships: In a partnership, in dealing with our children, at work, at school. Angela Dietz has written a remarkable book.

IN GERMAN
 

In german language: A short introduction to Nonviolent Communication communication

Book in german language about nonviolent communication in churches and parish by Prof. Gottfried Orth

In German:

The seven keys for solving conflicts: How children and parents can change conflict situations with the help of nvc.

By Sura Hart and Victoria Kindle Hodson

German version.

Putting interpersonal relationships in the spotlight. Nonviolent communication in the classroom.

By Sura Hart and Kindle Hodson translated by Michael Dillo

In German Language: Prof. Gottfried Orth and Hilde Fritz wrote about a public school and the introduction of Nonviolent Communication. How can we create a working school without punishment and judgements?

IN GERMAN

Practical self-empathy: Find out what one feels and needs. Deal with yourself on a nonviolent basis.

Book from Liv Larsson in german language on anger, guilt and shame.

A classic NVC book in german language:  Marshall Rosenberg gives an interview to Gabriele Seils

The new standard work for NVC! This book by Al Weckert offers everything that you had wished for from a book about NVC, but never found.

Irmtraud Kauschat and Birgit Schulz have produced a book of NVC exercises for practice groups, workshops and self study. In German.

In German Language: Portraits of Mohanda Karamchand Gandhi, Albert Schweitzer, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Martin Luther King and Dorothee Sölle, four fathers and a mother of nonviolent movements.

Practical guide for NVC beginners from Andreas Basu and Liane Faust. In German

Funny stickers for a tiny album. Collect jackals and giraffes when you discovr your own jackal and giraffe thoughts.

Explanation in german language.

Short story in german language about th friendship between a young wolf and a baby giraffe. For children and adults.

What can I do to make your lifemore beautiful? This is the title of this everlasting calendar with pictures from Christiane Lesch and texts from Dr Gitta Zimmermann. Information about nonviolent communication according to Marshall Rosenberg are to be found on the reverse of the calendar's pages.