Marshall B. Rosenberg
12 books
About the Author
Marshall B. Rosenberg, PhD, was a renowned psychologist, mediator, and international peacemaker who dedicated his life to fostering compassionate communication and resolving conflicts without violence. Born in 1934, he developed the groundbreaking Nonviolent Communication (NVC) process, a method that emphasizes empathy, honesty, and connection to transform relationships and promote inner peace. Through his teachings, Rosenberg empowered individuals, families, and communities worldwide to express their needs authentically while listening deeply to others, creating harmony in personal and professional spheres. As the founder of the Center for Nonviolent Communication, he traveled globally, conducting workshops and consultations in over thirty countries until his passing in 2015, leaving a lasting legacy of tools for building understanding and reducing suffering in an often divisive world.
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