What Do You Listen to? The MORE THAN words – Allan Rohlfs

Certainly the words, and the tone, volume… But MORE THAN all this. What is it that people say? Where does it come from? There is something other than and MORE THAN any category, including needs which moves people to speak and which then forms into words. This session will illuminate this MORE THAN.
I’ve been teaching and practicing empathic listening for over 50 years and recently published my book on empathic listening: When I Listen People Speak and Come Alive! 

[The workshop is organised in the frame of Time for Empathy 2025]

When: 3 March 2025 at 18:15-19:45 CET (Berlin time)
How: ONLINE on ZOOM

Recording:
Most workshops during “Time for Empathy” are not recorded, so the only possibility of participating is to join the session. The sessions that will be recorded, we will make available to others if the quality is satisfying. We may also use parts of the recording for marketing and publicity across various media. If you do not wish to be recorded, switch off your camera and microphone for the whole duration of the session.

Language: English
Cost: FREE

Registration: 
To take part in this workshop, register for the “Time for Empathy” event here: https://www.empathiceurope.com/time-for-empathy/
NOTE: Register only ONCE for the whole event and receive access to all “Time for Empathy” workshops organised between 2 and 9 March 2025.
 
About the trainer:

Allan Rohlfs has been practicing and teaching empathic listening for over 50 years.  A student originally of Eugene Gendlin, he recently published a book on listening, When I Listen People Speak and Come Alive!   Not only is it the culmination of his decades of experience but it is the most comprehensive volume devoted solely to empathic listening in existence. Important in his work is directing attention to what one is listening to, which is the sense one has before words.
Allan is one of the First Generation NVCers. “First Generation NVCers are those who worked closely with NVC’s founder, Marshall Rosenberg, played roles in the early spread of NVC and the creation of CNVC.