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Welcome to West Malvern Village Hall.
If you would like to book either hall or join an activity
you have come to the right spot. Don't live in West Malvern? No
problem. The Hall is situated on the B4232 West Malvern Road near
the junction with Ebrington Road. The view of the hall is as seen
when travelling south (up hill) a few hundred metres past the
Lamb Inn and just past Ebrington Road (both on the left).
You may want to use it just once or more often.
The hall is there for you, whether
you live in West Malvern or
outside. For more information please use the above links.
Find us by
Sat Nav - WR14 4AY - 145 West Malvern Road, West Malvern.
For Events
and when they take place click on
Events - Booking.
For
100 Club winners click The Trust
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The refurbished Fisher hall is now available for viewing and hire.
It is in the same building - ground floor.
For contact go to 'Events - Booking'
above.
Malvern Compassionate
Communication
Malvern now has an
active practice group, Nonviolent Communication, more commonly known
as NVC, based on Marshall Rosenberg’s work. It is often called
Compassionate Communication which may help describe it better.
NVC is the name of a method of communicating based on feelings and
needs, where we learn to listen empathically, where we find we have
a choice not to hear blame and criticism. It enables us to make
deeper, more meaningful connections with others and to express
ourselves without fear of upsetting the listener. As we become more
adept at the methods we find that working with our feelings can lead
to a clearer understanding of our needs and, connecting empathically
to our needs we can make requests that are not heard as demands, and
thus we are more likely to get our needs met.
In our group we practice using NVC with exercises, games, discussion
and by using the “Dance Floor” a tool developed by Bridget Belgrave
and Gina Lawrie, that uses a floor map to visually and energetically
clarify the components of NVC.
The group is organised by Jane Charles who is an NVC trainee
facilitator, not yet certified, and jointly led by her and two other
trainees, one of whom is very experienced and could be certified
anytime. The group currently meet fortnightly, on Monday evenings,
and there is discussion about meeting during daytimes too.
People wishing to learn more can contact Jane on 01886 884740.
In order to join in the group people will need to have experienced
some teaching days. Jane will be organising some of these from time
to time and can inform you of other ones happening in the region.
People usually start with a foundation training which takes 2 days,
and reading the book that explains all about NVC written by the
founder - Marshall Rosenberg - called Nonviolent Communication - A
Language of Life.
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