Product Overview
What if you could feel calm and in control in the face of conflict?
In Choosing Peace, you will learn a new approach to communication and conflict that creates peace, internally and externally. The concrete tools and skills in this book allow you to be clear in your communication and help others do the same. Through practicing what is in this compelling guidebook, you can build more satisfying and engaging relationships and create more compassion and peace in your life.
Read Choosing Peace to be able to:
- Understand how conflict can be a vehicle to connection
- Escape from endless replaying of stressful conversations
- Be kinder to yourself
- Gain acceptance for others
- Stop behaving in ways that do not get you what you want
- Learn a new set of skills to navigate sticky conflict situations
- Get a new perspective on recurring conflicts--and how to resolve them
- Recognize and shift out of fight-flight-freeze stress patterns
- Listen skillfully and non-judgmentally
- Deepen the quality of interaction with others
Written by authors with nearly 40 years combined experience in a Nonviolent Communication approach to mediation and conflict resolution, who have trained thousands of people worldwide to choose peace.
About Mediate Your Life
John Kinyon and Ike Lasater have been refining their distinct Mediate Your Life approach since 2003. Building on their decades of work with Marshall Rosenberg, founder of Nonviolent Communication, Mediate Your Life provides telecourses and workshops in countries around the world, helping people approach conflict as an opportunity and gain the skills and capacity to create true dialogue and new possibilities for connection. Together and individually they have mediated conflicts with couples, families, businesses, institutions, and legal contexts. Ike Lasater is a former trial attorney who co-founded a thriving San Francisco law firm. John Kinyon has a background in psychology and is a certified trainer with the international Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC).
