· About NVC

Art School in Budapest is based on the principles of Marshall B. Rosenberg's nonviolent communication and Barbara Guttman's research in art education. The school would like to be a calm and friendly place where learning is enjoyable and where each student grows and blooms  to his full potential. 

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When I Judge 

Something as Good

I Create The Existance 

of Bad 

by Yoram Mosenzon 

a certified NVC trainer

    NVC was developed 40 years ago by the American Ph.D psychologist Marshall Rosenberg. 

    A student of the humanist psychologist Carl Rogers, and nourished by different sources of knowledge from east and west, Marshall Rosenberg developed a model of communication that is now used to great success all over the world in schools, businesses, jails and other structures and institutions. NVC is also used in politics as a tool for “conflict resolution” and “mediation” between groups, militants, tribes and governments.  And above all, NVC is a revolutionary approach to transforming our relationship both with ourselves and to those around us - our family, friends, colleagues, neighbors and so on...

Yoram Mosenzon is an NVC 
trainer currently living in 

Netherlands. To read more 
about his work click here

    NVC assumes that under each action we take there is a “human need” trying to be fulfilled. “WAR” is the tension between the different strategies that have been chosen to meet those particular needs. When we actually meet on the level of these “Needs” we find no conflict and therefore no war. When we take the time and have the skills to see the other’s needs behind each of their actions, a deep understanding can be established, trust can grow, a collaboration can take place, and a new creative paradigm can unfold with new strategies in place that can meet everyone’s needs at once!

    

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Marshall B. Rosenberg speaks about NVC:

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing, and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there. (Rumi)