A radical, effective way to address

• gun and knife crime;  
• family breakdown;
• domestic violence;
• access to education, and
• many other issues. 

Creative Communication helps us to connect with ourselves and others, connecting from the heart.  It is a very effective way of getting our needs met. 

Creative Communication, or NVC, is transforming relationships and changing lives.  It can change yours too. 

We have inherited patterns of communicating and relating from our experience of enslavement.  These patterns, which undermine us, are passed down from parent to child, from one generation to the next, until we heal them.  You can read about this in Success Strategies for Black People.   

This has been referred to as "Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome".  This workshop provides practical solutions to this problem.  Click here to read more. 

The language we use about ourselves and others which includes judging, blaming and labelling is referred to within NVC as "jackal language".  This is language that disconnects us from others, from ourselves and from life.  For more about this, see Nonviolent Communication. 

Have you ever experienced rows, arguments, disagreements, stress and strife, at home or at work, with

      ·        your partner

·        your ex

·        your children

·        your family

·        your work colleagues? 

Do you have kids who don’t do what you want them to do? 

Do you have problems with your children’s school or the education authorities? 

Have you ever experienced tantrums, tears, frustration, etc.?  If not, you do not need this workshop. 

Would you like to experience peace of mind? 

Using this ground-breaking method, you can transform your personal and professional relationships to create amazing results. 

You can learn highly effective communication skills.  Please join us for this workshop: 

Improving Relationships/Improving Communication

with our partners, children, friends, work colleagues

 A two-day workshop  Strictly for people of African heritage.

There will be a two-day NVC course for the Black community on 10th-11th October 2009 at the City Lit. 

To keep up to date with news of workshops and other events, join the free Nurture Success community. 

The workshop will be led by Zhana, relationships expert and author of What They Don't Want Us to Know and  Success Strategies for Black People. 

For more info, e-mail info@blacksuccess1.com.