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Does this sound like you? You're enthusiastic about Nonviolent Communication. You try to use it but things don't quite go to plan. Maybe you get stuck when what you say doesn't have the effect you are hoping for. You'd like some help but don't know how to get it.

I know what it's like. And I also know how helpful it was in my early days of learning NVC to have a more experienced friend and colleague willing to help me learn.

And now, I want to help you learn... which is why I'm inviting you to put your questions to me.

So... if you have a query about...

•   Nonviolent communication
•   the research into what makes relationships last
•   something you've read on this website

 ... just click HERE to send me an email.

What can you expect in return?

If I can give you a straightforward answer, I will.

But if you're raising complex issues, I might suggest resources that I believe will help or else address your questions in a newsletter

Why am I offering this? 

It's because your questions keep me in touch with what matters to you and others who visit Talking Truly. That way, I can make sure that the site is a dynamic resource that people will want to come back to time and time again.

So when you ask a question, you're helping yourself, you're helping me and you're helping other people too. How's that for win-win all round?

Now, what was it you wanted to ask? Please be as specific as you can.

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