Lost in Language Podcast: Episode -Nonviolent Communication

In this episode of the Lost in Language Podcast Jessica talks to Ceri Buckmaster, a Certified Trainer in Nonviolent Communication and an Interfaith Minister. Her ministry involves communication and conflict work as she supports people to rehumanise each other and become more of who they are by finding compassion, clarity, confidence and creativity. She supports people to find the unexpected purpose of why a conflict has emerged in the first place and nurture a deeper kinder relationship with themselves.
Nonviolent Communication is a framework and model to transfer our systems of communication that tend to blame, judge, other and cancel, into a heart-centred communication approach. We explore how the framework of feelings and needs, and observations and requests can support us in developing empathy, connection and understanding with ourselves and others.
Series one of the Lost in Language podcast, hosted by facilitator and founder of Creating Meaning, Jessica Ball, aims to shine a light on communication approaches that can help improve how we communicate and relate to ourselves, each other and the world around us. Each approach is helping us get to the meaning beyond the words. So, instead of ignoring, dismissing, arguing and cancelling each other, we can get curious, create empathy and improve understanding; whilst also developing skills that can help us think together in creative and generative ways.
Links and further resources
Website
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LinkedIn
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Further reading
Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life
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Living Nonviolent Communication
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Guest bio
Ceri Buckmaster is a Certified Trainer in Nonviolent Communication and an Interfaith Minister. Her ministry involves communication and conflict work as she supports people to rehumanise each other and become more of who they are by finding compassion, clarity, confidence and creativity. She supports people to find the unexpected purpose of why a conflict has emerged in the first place. She supports people to nurture a deeper kinder relationship with themselves. Ceri has worked in the NHS, University of the Arts London, London Metropolitan University, University of Sussex, Elsevier Global Medical health, London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
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