Trainers of Compassionate Communication (CC) have studied extensively with the creator of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, as well as other teachers in the field. We are fortunate to have five trainers available in Central Oregon for workshops, classes and presentations. Please email if you would like us to contact you about a presentation for your group or organization.
Compassionate Communication Trainers and Facilitators
Carol Delmonico
Into Balance Life Coaching
(541) 389-0831
Email Carol
www.intobalancecoaching.com
Carol has been studying Compassionate Communication for seven years. Her teaching and facilitating focuses on parenting, individuals who want to change their relationship with food, and supporting couples. She would be happy to create a workshop or class to meet the needs of your organization or community.
Carol is an RN, a Certified Life Coach and has completed a three year Embodied Life Mentorship program with Russell Delman. In her private practice, she helps professonals who thrive on serving others, and are finding it difficult to balance their work with their personal life. Carol writes a blog that includes articles about presence, balance, fun, play, and healthy recipes. Her website has some free resources.http://intobalancecoaching.wordpress.com/
Bryn Hazell(541) 350-6517
E-Mail Bryn
Bryn is one of the co-founders of the Center for Compassionate Living (formerly the Peace Center of Central Oregon) and has been studying and practicing Compassionate Communication for 10 years. She enjoys individual and group teaching and coaching, facilitating practice and study groups and presenting Compassionate Communication skills to businesses and other organizations. She is also a volunteer mediator and on the Board of Directors of the Central Oregon Mediation.
Katy Elliott, MA, MFT(541) 633-5704
E-Mail Katy
www.katyelliottmft.com
Katy Elliott, MA, MFT holds a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has studied with Marshall Rosenberg since 1991. In addition to Compassionate Communication skills, Katy incorporates methods from Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioral Psychology into her work as a counselor.
A therapist for over 17 years, including 10 years with St. Charles Medical Center, Katy practices at the heart of a vibrant healing arts community in Central Oregon. Katy has also taught part time at Central Oregon Community College. Katy now teaches Compassionate Communication skills in group workshops.
Allan Flood, M.S.
541.389.9781
541.508.6098 (c)
Email Allan
www.weneedconnection.com
Allan has a wide variety of for-profit and non-profit development and management experience and has worked worldwide with a broad range of clients. He’s authored two well-received books - one about leadership (Management by Inspiration) and the other about dealing with personal crises (Perfect Misfortune). As counselor, educator and workshop leader he’s helped business owners, substance abusers, the homeless, married couples and students.
Allan lives in Central Oregon with his wife Nancy. They ski, camp, hike and play with their two dogs, Ariel the Yorkie and Crickett the Lhasa Apso.
Beth Hanson
(541) 923-6677
Email Beth
Beth is one of the co-founders of the Center for Compassionate Living (formerly the Peace Center of Central Oregon) and has been studying and practicing Compassionate Communication for over 4 years. Before moving to Redmond in 2005, Beth was a prayer chaplain with Unity in Marin as well as on the Ministry Leadership Team as leader of the Prayer Ministry. Her interest in spirituality and the inner life is supported and inspired by Compassionate Communication as a way to connect with oneself and others.
Micki Turner, L.C.S.W., Ph.D.
(541) 504-2536
A licensed clinical social worker since 1981, Micki Turner has facilitated workshops on stress management for business and industry, and taught classes at various colleges and universities in Michigan and Oregon. Her newest presentation is on complementary treatments for depression for the Central Oregon Clinicians network. She has been teaching, learning and practicing Compassionate Communication (Nonviolent Communication developed by Marshall Rosenberg) for five years. As a long-time mediator, she also integrates these skills in her private practice with individuals and groups.
Other Trainers and Facilitators
Kathleen Paterno
(541) 548-5131
Email Kathleen
www.enneagramdiscovery.com
Kathleen is a Transformational Life Coach and founder of Enneagram Discovery, LLC. Trained by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson of the Enneagram Institute, Kathleen teaches and coaches using the principles of the Enneagram, a personality tool for self-development and behavioral change. Her work is based on the belief that the specific gifts of our personality type reveal each person’s essential nature and show us how we can see and act in positive ways to create harmony and understanding. As Kathleen's clients and students discover new perspectives through the wisdom of the Enneagram, they move naturally toward personal happiness and well being.
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Facilitators of Compassionate Communication lead practice groups and encourage all participants who are interested in learning to facilitate. Committed to keeping the groups "alive" with CC consciousness and practices, they plan topics, exercises and discussions that lead to a deeper understanding of each other's feelings and needs.
All are encouraged to become trainers and/or facilitators in our mission to spread Compassionate Communication throughout Central Oregon and beyond.
