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Telling it like it really is, and learning how to read between the sighs, is at the core of an upcoming workshop, off-puttingly-titled Connecting In Conflict, organised by the
Taking place on Saturday, September 30th and Sunday, October 1st, this intriguing weekend boasts healthy snacks and lunches provided by The
Really Saying Something
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Often, it ain’t what you say, it’s the way that you’re saying it. To misquote the great philosopher trios Fun Boy Three and Freud favourite, Bananarama.
unfortunately-titled Nonviolent Communications, the global organisation created in the 1970s in, of course, a post-hippy movement America. Founder Marshall B. Rosenberg is a firm believer in talking through our troubles, and by seeking out what we truly mean, true happiness should follow.
Happy Pear as well as, of course, the two-day workshop up at the Gorse Hill centre on Bray Head, led by Yoram Mosenzon. This is the man who recognised early on the importance of injecting some humour and self-deprecation when delivering such weekends of theory, demonstrations and practice. Which may explain why his March, 2015