Join Roxy Manning for a free Q&A on becoming an NVC trainer on October 29, at 11:00 AM ET.
Called to Teach NVC?
Wondering whether becoming a certified trainer the next step in your NVC journey?
Perhaps you’ve been studying NVC for years and want to deepen your practice. Maybe you’re already facilitating groups and you’re curious about how certification could support your growth and well-being. Or perhaps you feel called to share NVC in ways that help create more connection, understanding, and belonging in the communities you care about.
Drawing on decades of experience teaching NVC across cultures, identities, and communities, Roxy brings a deep commitment to personal transformation, collective healing, and creating environments where everyone’s humanity matters.
During this session, we will explore:
- The purpose and vision of CNVC certification
- Key requirements, competencies, and expectations
- Time, financial, and learning commitments
- How certification supports personal growth, embodiment, and development as a facilitator
- Ways NVC can contribute to more equitable, inclusive, and life-serving relationships and communities
This is more than a conversation about certification. It is an opportunity to reflect on your own development, your aspirations for sharing NVC, and the contribution you want to make in the world.
About the Facilitator
Roxy Manning is working to end racism and contribute to the creation of Beloved Community. She approaches Nonviolent Communication as a vehicle for social change. Roxy’s life experience as an Afro-Caribbean immigrant to the U.S., combined with her academic training and professional work as a licensed clinical psychologist and a Certified Trainer and Assessor with the Center for Nonviolent Communication, have cultivated her deep passion for work that supports social change at the personal, interpersonal, and systemic levels. Based in the San Francisco Bay area, she maintains a private therapy practice and serves the homeless and disenfranchised, mentally-ill population.
Kathleen Macferran is an author, facilitator, and
Certified Trainer for the Center for Nonviolent
Communication. She travels internationally working with
individuals, families, community groups, businesses,
schools, and prison inmates. Kathleen is the author of Calling In the Dawn: Shaping Our Future through Authentic Dialogue, and co-author with Jared Finkelstein of Choice: A Field Guide for Navigating the Polarization of Our World and Living Interdependently. Her two children’s books How Giraffes Found Their Hearts and How Giraffes Got Their Ears, and her CD Giraffe Tales can be found along with her TEDX talks on her website.
About the Session:
Contribution: Free
Date:
Time: 11:00–12:00 am ET (My time zone)