I am happy to share this article that Rau lub koom haum Focusing has published in Lub Folio. Ib phau ntawv Journal rau txoj kev kho Focusing thiab Experiential, its academic journal, in its volume 25 of 2014. My paper “Hla Focusing thiab Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent. Reflecting ntxaum uas siv rau“ appeared at the beginning of 2014 and it has just been published digitally with free access and PDF format in the official website of Lub Folio.

Download the article in English, “Hla Focusing thiab Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent. Reflecting ntxaum uas siv rau”.

Download the Spanish version of the article, “Yuav ua li cas yuav muab tau kev sib txuas lus Focusing thiab nonviolent. Muaj kev cuam tshuam li no: cov uas siv tau”.

[Update February 9th 2017] Download the Japanese version of the article, “フォーカシングと非暴力コミュニケーションの交差-より深い含意に向かう伝え返し”, and read the story of its translation (in Spanish) by Madoka Kawahara (河原円) y Mako Hikasa (日笠摩子). どうもありがとうございます！

I leave here the abstract:

ABSTRACT

Both Focusing and Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent (NVC) are based on the idea that people get insights and their inner processes get carried forward when some of their words are reflected. Reflection enhances connection both with oneself and with the companion. And reflection brings deeper implications, as implied aspects come into existence and become conscious.

tiam sis, Focusing thiab Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent put the stress on reflecting different aspects of the original communication. Focusing follows felt senses in the body as a new way to create new meaning. Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent tries to find the universal needs that are at the core of every human action. Focusing thiab Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent have been crossed in different ways (a short revision of some crossings is explored in this paper). Focusing can be enriched by introducing a new awareness for needs, especially when Asking. And Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent can be enhanced by a new sensitiveness to the original expressions of the person –not just trying to “translate” everything, but also valuing habitual language as metaphors.

When both processes are combined and the companion/therapist reflects aspects of both levels of awareness, the person achieves relevant results as deep implications emerge.

Keywords: Focusing, Kev sib txuas lus nonviolent (NVC), Empathy, Reflect, Hla.

Para hablantes de español, ir a esta entrada en español.

I hope that you will enjoy it and I will love reading your comments,

Javier