Re: communication guidelines | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Lynn Nadeau / Maraiah (welcome![]() |
|
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 10:05:06 -0800 (PST) |
I'll be interested to hear what comes up, In my own experience, the people who don't need to be told, feel almost insulted to be reminded that they should be respectful, avoid name calling and put downs, or such. And the people who would do the off-kilter stuff do so out of psychological/social malfunctioning of one sort or another, and wouldn't suddenly reframe things because there are guidelines.communication guidelines
The only way I saw something like this work was in a group that was formally committed to NVC (Nonviolent Communication method). In that group, if one had a problem with someone else, for example, one could set up a facilitated conversation, with the facilitator in effect "translating" into NVC. "Do I hear you saying that when Sue said X, you felt Y? Was that because you had a need for Z?" "Is there a Request you would like to make of Sue?" "Sue, would you be willing to.....?"
Maraiah Lynn Nadeau RoseWind Cohousing, Port Townsend WA
-
communication guidelines Elana, November 19 2010
- Re: communication guidelines Joanie Connors, November 19 2010
- Re: communication guidelines Ken Cameron-Bell, November 19 2010
- Communication Guidelines Pam Bredouw, November 19 2010
- Re: communication guidelines Lynn Nadeau / Maraiah, November 19 2010
- Re: communication guidelines Joanie Connors, November 19 2010
- Re: communication guidelines Fred H Olson, November 20 2010
Results generated by Tiger Technologies Web hosting using MHonArc.