Collegial Empathy in Traunstein: Experiencing Nonviolent Communication Practically
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Collegial Empathy in Traunstein: Listening, Understanding, and Finding Solutions Together
When emotional situations challenge everyday school life, empathy creates space for understanding and new perspectives. The ongoing practice group Collegial Empathy invites participants to deepen their practical understanding of Nonviolent Communication and to mindfully reflect on their own conversation situations.
Experiencing Nonviolent Communication in Everyday Life
The focus is on the ability to perceive needs and difficulties without hastily giving unwanted advice. Participants practice attentive listening, clarifying conflicts, and collaboratively developing viable solutions. The event is aimed at people from the school environment as well as all interested individuals.
Practice Group with Personal Exchange
The event combines professional impulses with practical application. The theory can be immediately transferred to professional and interpersonal situations using personal examples. An open atmosphere, focused discussions, and the quiet environment of the School Pastoral Center shape the event experience.
Four Dates for Sustainable Development
The practice group will take place on four Wednesday afternoons. The date on December 9, 2026, offers the opportunity from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM to deepen previous experiences and further develop one's conversational skills. Basic knowledge of Nonviolent Communication is desired.
Organization and Registration
The speaker is Katharina Stadler. The organizer is the Catholic Educational Institute Traunstein in cooperation with the School Pastoral Center Traunstein. Registration is possible until September 29, 2026, via FIBS or with the Catholic Educational Institute. Participation is free of charge.
The event is particularly suitable for educational professionals, teachers, and anyone who wishes to strengthen their empathetic communication. Those who want to accompany conflicts more consciously and positively influence the audience and conversation atmosphere in their own professional environment will find a practical framework here.
Conclusion: Empathy as the Key to Good Conversations
Collegial Empathy combines expertise, self-reflection, and concrete conversational practice. Participants can expect a protected space for exchange, new insights, and sustainable impulses for handling emotionally challenging situations. Those who wish to not only get to know Nonviolent Communication but also apply it in everyday life will experience valuable training in Traunstein here.
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