Center for Nonviolent Communication, English “The Center for Nonviolent Communication” (CNVC) is this official site for the dissemination of Nonviolent Communication worldwide. It was founded by Marshall Rosenberg, the creator of Nonviolent Communication, currently listed as an adviser, retired from active management based on age.

There is access to many articles (some in Spanish) and several videos.

ANSEMBOURG, Thomas. Being happy is not necessarily comfortable. Sal Terrae, 2006.

In his second book Thomas d'Ansembourg proposes a more directed towards the inside of the person. If his first book could understand and heal relationships with others, in this book guides us toward a more fulfilling relationship with ourselves, from a position of authenticity is not always comfortable.

You can read the index and the first chapter in the editorial page.

ANSEMBOURG, Thomas. Stop being nice; I truly! How to be with others while being yourself. Sal Terrae, 2003.

Thomas Ansembourg, Certified Trainer Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC) proposed in his first book, an intimate of human relationships from the Nonviolent Communication. With cases and situations in their workshops and coaching sessions, will provide a thorough understanding of the essence of Nonviolent Communication, leading to a more authentic connection with others.

ROSENBERG, Marshall B. Nonviolent Communication: a language of life. Great Village Editors, 2006 (several reissues).

The reference manual written by Marshall B. Rosenberg, the creator of Nonviolent Communication. In a practical style, entertaining and often humorous, Marshall Rosenberg details the key steps in the Nonviolent Communication and its applications to various aspects of daily life.

You can read The first chapter of the first edition in Spanish. The editions are currently for sale translated from the second revised edition.

As I said in the “Welcome to the blog”, The idea is that this blog is intended to serve as a repository of resources, so are all kinds of materials and suggestions for creating a More Authentic Connection with others and with our inner world. As will be plenty of variety, I want to explain here the different labels that I use to categorize the entries.

• CNV: all entries that relate to the Nonviolent Communication, either explicitly that I seem to have that “NVC consciousness”.
• Texts CNV: entries relating to books, specific articles and documents Nonviolent Communication.
• Focusing: all entries that are pertinent to the Focusing or something very similar.
• Focusing en Madrid: they will gather in Madrid formations on Focusing Area (for example, Miraflores de la Sierra, an hour from Madrid).
• Textos Focusing: entries relating to books, specific articles and documents Focusing.
• CI Spirals: no tickets that are closely related to my work in Spiral Consulting Children in matters of affection, protection and interpersonal communication, and I also mention in this blog.
• Other Texts: no books, articles and documents, without being explicitly in any of the proposed disciplines, general have an affinity and a value that leads me to mention them in this blog.
• Webs: web pages, blog and online resources.
• Videos: general videos, combined with other tags that require their content.
• Movies: documentaries and films, both based on fact and fiction, seem relevant to me I want to develop sensitivity to this blog.
• Narrative: novels (and stories and children's literature) that allow us to cultivate a taste of empathy with the Nonviolent Communication and the Focusing.
• Experiences: Sometimes life brings surprises, experiences that make us rethink our priorities and confirm our intuitions, and these events will gather under this heading.
• For boys and girls: resources that can be used directly or indirectly with children.
• For Teens: resources that can be used directly or indirectly with teens.
• Agenda actual and Agenda filed: impart training to most closed groups and organized, but on the rare occasions when I open formations specific to the general public or hang them with these tags, “Agenda actual” until it is completed and “Agenda filed” when it has passed the date of the event, but for the record and can see the parameters of the training provided.

As you can see, many categories are intertwined. The interesting thing is that everyone can find something to investigate and find it useful and interesting. And some other things will be added.

To build on!