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Sylvia Haskvitz
CNVC Certified Trainer from Tucson, Arizona, USA
Sylvia's NVC Academy Courses & Products
- Basics of NVC
- Introduction to Nonviolent Communication: MP3 Download
- NVC Basics: The Foundation of NVC Language and Consciousness: MP3 Download
- Key Distinctions (Differentiations) in Nonviolent Communication: MP3 Download
- Sherlock Holmes of the Heart: MP3 Download
- Creating Thriving Learning Communities: Integrating NVC into Education: MP3 Download
- NVC & Educators: MP3 Download
- Grieving and Nonviolent Communication: MP3 Download
- Eat by Choice, Not by Habit: An Audio Book, Read by the Author: MP3 Download
- Living NVC: Audio, Video & Articles
- Working with the "Shoulds"
- Key Differentiations in NVC
- Needs and Food
- Cooperation in the Workplace
More About Sylvia
I’ve been really enjoying hearing you on several of the NVC recordings that I’ve recently downloaded to cd. Meets needs for learning and practice in a very big way. I’m now listening to Sherlock Holmes of the Heart and it is really opening up doors for me. I thank you so much for taking on that person’s inspiration when he/she suggested you do this. Another is NVC and Grieving. At the end, you read this most powerful and wonderful quote out of one of Rachel Naomi’s books (I have kitchen table wisdom….luv it!). It had to do w/when her mom supported her in going back to med school even though she was ill. And the talk about how sometimes the best support we can give another is our belief in them. —Rachel R.
SYLVIA HASKVITZ, MA, RD, author of Eat by Choice, Not by Habit, is a registered dietitian since 1983 and certified trainer with the Center for Nonviolent Communication since 1989.
Sylvia combined her work as a dietitian and the Compassionate or Nonviolent Communication (NVC) process to provide much-needed skills for clients to create a healthy relationship with their bodies and food.
Using her unique approach, Sylvia developed the Fairview Hospital’s first in-patient eating disorder program, with support from staff physicians and therapists. She also developed the Weight to Go program at the Northwest Racquet and Swim Club, in Minneapolis, MN. She has served as a private nutrition consultant for corporate wellness programs and individuals on issues concerning cholesterol, weight loss, diabetes and nutrition education. And she has offered a wide range of healthy cooking and vegetarian cooking classes.
Sylvia has also presented Compassionate Communication seminars to businesses and organizations including Head Start and Bechtel Corporation. She has presented NVC skills at several conferences including Peacemaking: The Power of Nonviolence with the Dalai Lama.
Sylvia’s essay, “Enemy Images” was recently published in the book, Healing Our Planet, Healing Ourselves. Her monthly column “Finding the ‘Right’ Words” is published by Tucson West Publishing.
