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THE ART OF COMPASSION

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Nonviolent CommunicationExploring The Fundamentals Of NVC Awareness and Creating A Path To Love And Fulfillment

When we transform the way we communicate, we transform our world: Create empowering compassionate relationships with yourself and others. Communicate clearly, effectively, and authentically. Transform adversaries into allies.

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5 Wednesday beginning Feb. 7th, 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Jefferson Unitarian Church 14350 West 32nd Avenue Golden, CO 80401

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Tuition $229.00 (Scholarships Available)
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