Restore your wellbeing and live the essence of NVC through embodied retreats that blend mindfulness, movement, and dance — reconnecting body, heart, and spirit in beautiful natural settings.
Do you long to connect with others who are dedicated to learning and living Nonviolent Communication (NVC)?
Would you like to take time to restore your wellbeing, have space to be truly heard, and be free to let go and be more fully yourself?
Reconnect, Restore, and Embody NVC
You’re invited to join an event personally or commission one for your organisation. These immersive experiences combine NVC Coaching, mindfulness, authentic movement and dance in beautiful, natural settings.
Embodying Nonviolent Communication isn’t just a concept to think about—it’s something to live and feel. It’s about connecting more deeply with yourself, others, and the world around you.
As one participant shared about her experience at the Dancing with Life NVC Immersive in Greece: “This retreat allowed me to tune into the wisdom of my body, heart, and mind.” You can read more testimonials [here].
In our busy lives, we often become disconnected from the fullness of life and the joy of simply being at ease in our own skin. NVC Embodiment offers a space to reconnect with yourself, using somatic awareness, curiosity, and compassion. It’s about tuning in to how your body feels, moves, and speaks, becoming the witness to your own experience, and building presence and authentic connection with others.
When your body, heart, and mind are in alignment, authenticity naturally follows—your whole self is in harmony.
In our time together, we use NVC practices, mindfulness, movement, and dance to:
Science shows that dancing boosts happiness, releasing mood-lifting dopamine and endorphins while lowering stress hormones like cortisol, promoting deep relaxation.
Many participants return from these events feeling rejuvenated, with greater understanding of themselves and others. They feel infused with the spirit of NVC, communicating with more confidence, compassion, and mindfulness, and with a renewed gratitude for life.
(Watch video clips here.)