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Re- Release: Episode 22 - Communicate Without Conflict: Non Violent Communication Basics for Everyday Life
This week’s episode is a re-release from the early days of the podcast—and one that feels especially relevant right now.
After the recent passing of my grandfather, I’m giving myself the space to grieve and be with family. And with so many new listeners joining lately, this felt like the perfect time to bring this foundational conversation back front and center.
In this episode, we explore the basics of Nonviolent Communication (NVC)—a powerful framework developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg to help us communicate with more clarity, compassion, and connection.
If you’ve ever:
- Felt misunderstood in conflict
- Struggled to express what you’re really feeling or needing
- Reacted in ways that didn’t reflect your true intentions
- Wanted a more grounded, effective way to communicate
…this episode will give you a practical starting point.
You’ll learn the four core components of Nonviolent Communication:
- How to observe without judgment
- How to identify and express your feelings
- How to connect those feelings to your underlying needs
- How to make clear, actionable requests (not demands)
This work is deeply connected to themes I’ve been teaching recently in my chakra retreat and gratitude classes, because at its core, NVC is about creating authentic connection—with yourself and with others.
Bonus: I’ve added extra resources over on Patreon, including a feelings and needs list to help you start practicing this framework in your everyday life.
If you’re ready to communicate more honestly, reduce conflict, and build stronger relationships, keep listening to learn why this framework is so powerful.
Related Episodes:
- Episode 69: When “Please” Becomes Pressure — Requests vs. Demands
- Episode 60: The Throat Chakra — Authentic Communication & Self-Expression
Questions or Comments? Message me!
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By Sarah Hope | Whole Person Healing, Soul Deep TransformationThis week’s episode is a re-release from the early days of the podcast—and one that feels especially relevant right now.
After the recent passing of my grandfather, I’m giving myself the space to grieve and be with family. And with so many new listeners joining lately, this felt like the perfect time to bring this foundational conversation back front and center.
In this episode, we explore the basics of Nonviolent Communication (NVC)—a powerful framework developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg to help us communicate with more clarity, compassion, and connection.
If you’ve ever:
- Felt misunderstood in conflict
- Struggled to express what you’re really feeling or needing
- Reacted in ways that didn’t reflect your true intentions
- Wanted a more grounded, effective way to communicate
…this episode will give you a practical starting point.
You’ll learn the four core components of Nonviolent Communication:
- How to observe without judgment
- How to identify and express your feelings
- How to connect those feelings to your underlying needs
- How to make clear, actionable requests (not demands)
This work is deeply connected to themes I’ve been teaching recently in my chakra retreat and gratitude classes, because at its core, NVC is about creating authentic connection—with yourself and with others.
Bonus: I’ve added extra resources over on Patreon, including a feelings and needs list to help you start practicing this framework in your everyday life.
If you’re ready to communicate more honestly, reduce conflict, and build stronger relationships, keep listening to learn why this framework is so powerful.
Related Episodes:
- Episode 69: When “Please” Becomes Pressure — Requests vs. Demands
- Episode 60: The Throat Chakra — Authentic Communication & Self-Expression
Questions or Comments? Message me!
Support the show
Interested in becoming a member and gaining access to notes, prompts, guided meditations and more? Listen to the membership episode to learn more, or Go here to check it out for one week free!
Stay connected by signing up for my newsletter or checking out all my offerings at www.risingwithsarah.com