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Read more about the article Dance like nobody’s watching

Dance like nobody’s watching

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  • Post published:September 1, 2011
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    Great Communication! Workshop with me 7th Septemb Great Communication! Workshop with me 7th September London What makes communication great and how can we enable it? How can we attune to ourselves and see if someone else is available to have that kind of connection? These are questions I am regularly curious to learn about. Many of us were not listened to in ways we might have wished for. And indeed it can be hard to open one’s heart to this kind of receiving even if it turned up. It can feel scary and risky to want and to trust loving behaviours. We might ask “If I let you in will you let me down?” Rupture in relationships is a guarantee as we can regularly misunderstand, be misunderstood, judge and make assumptions about what the other meant. This may mean we pull away from certain people or fawn over them in order to keep distance and not let them in. We can also over-share, expect too much or try to push for more connection than the other person is able to give. All these ways may mean that we are not going to come near someone. It can be so complex that it can wear people out and they may pull back from trying. Regular repair is what can keep relationships working. The Gottmans claim those that repair quickly and respond to bids for connection are the ones who are able to sustain growing connections. But how can you learn how to do this If you don’t feel safe to to be vulnerable and open. Well it can be supportive to do this on a workshop and be in a held space. And if you felt safe enough you could learn a technique where one person deeply listens to another and both can begin feel a heart-centred, golden connection? There are, of course, many listening methods and this is just one and this is one I particularly love. This is a method called Bridging which is about creating a container to hold both people in empathy and love so that they can use the questions to warmly go deeper into one persons world. Many times in communication we may both be sharing our words and this might not give a chance to go deeper into what one person is really sharing. Or we may get triggered and feel defensive or wish to push the other away. Link in Bio
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