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April 13-14 in Ottawa!
A training for couples, parents, artists, dreamers, lovers, creatives, educators, leaders, counsellors and anyone trying to work through relationship challenges.
A TRAINING TO HELP YOU ..
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approach conflict and important conversations in a more open, grounded and confident manner;
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develop a deeper understanding of interpersonal dynamics and what to track in your conversations;
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increase your objectivity, sensitivity, authenticity, awareness and resourcefulness.
Spend an engaged weekend with others in this training that courageously delves into the terrain of deep relating .. relating with the world, with others and with oneself in such a way that increases the likelihood of remaining connected with our humanness, especially in situations where we are most likely to lose touch.
Between what is said
and not meant
and what is meant and not said,
most of love is lost.
—Khalil Gibran
Can't make it? No problem. Click here for other upcoming trainings. Or schedule a private session with me.
Rachelle Lamb is a speaker, writer, spiritual activist and 'relationship whisperer'. She is a certified trainer of Nonviolent Communication and has shown thousands how to courageously and skillfully navigate interpersonal conflict and challenges often leading to profound breakthroughs.
What participants have said:
Rachelle teaches you how to re-learn the language of life, placing humans back within the web of interconnection, rather than the center. Since her teaching, I've found deeper clarity within myself and a more connection with others.—IM
Being guided by Rachelle, whether in the realms of communication, conflict resolution, personal growth or organizational wellness and health, you will be irrevocably transformed. There is no putting the butterfly back into the caterpillar. —JK
If you want to be of greater service to peace in your corner of the world, Rachelle’s training sessions will be your guide. Rachelle Lamb is a willing trance-breaker, a fierce poet, kind teacher and full-time-wonderer. I recommend her most fervently. —AP
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