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Kyungah Lee
To me, Nonviolent Communication has been a powerful way to transform the space between me and myself, between individuals, and between groups into a safe and sacred one. As I became kind to myself and knew how to communicate safely with others, I enjoyed more and more of the full joy that came from life itself. The joy of presence healed wounds from the past and fears for the future.
Nonviolent Communication has given me the power to move toward social change through personal healing. Dialogue is the best way to break up the Power-over/under system because it makes us equal. I want to melt hatred and hostility and cure inequality and polarization while building a relational culture where everyone experiences connection. I want to contribute through Non-violent Communication so that humankind can dream and live on this beautiful planet for a longer time.
Ph.D. of Women's Studies
Nonviolent leadership training, Mediation of gender conflicts in organizations, Facilitating social dialogue on gender issues, and Gender reconciliation
Nonviolent Communication training for caregivers and teachers
Nonviolent Communication training for sports leaders
Psych-spiritual healing of developmental trauma
Books:
“Guidebook for the instructors of the counseling and education programs to improve awareness of sexual harassers in the public sector” (Korean Institute for Gender Equality Promotion and Education, 2020)
“Guidelines for Nonviolent Communication between Sports Leaders and Athletes — Communication leading to cooperation”, (The Korean Center for NVC, 2022)
“Mom's Suffering” (Dongnyeok, 2011)
“Consume Less and Exist more: Ecofeminist Happiness Revolution” (Sigyumchi, 2016; co-author)
“Changing Women's Culture, Moving Global Village” (Pureynsasang, 2004; co-author)
Books of Translation:
“Anger, Guilt, and Shame: Becoming Friends with Unruly Emotions” (The Korean Center for NVC, 2021)
“Nonviolent Communication and Love” (The Korean Center for NVC, 2018)
“The Subsistence Perspective: Beyond the Globalized Economy” (Dongyeon, 2013; co-translator)
“Our Body, Ourselves” (Alternative Culture Press, 2005; co-translator)
“I want to melt hatred and hostility and cure inequality and polarization while building a relational culture where everyone experiences connection.”
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TRAINING FOCUS:
- Counseling & Coaching
- General
- Mind-Body-Spirit
- Parenting & Family
- Social Change