Arlene Brownell, Ph.D. and Tom Bache-Wiig, members of BCDP, have just published a new book, Non-Adversarial Communication: Speaking and Listening from the Heart.  They describe their book as “…a guide for bringing the language of mind, heart and spirit to conflict resolution and to personal or professional relationships.”  The book draws from their work as mediators and trainers as well as from their personal experiences.  Non-Adversarial Communication (NAC) builds on the renowned and reality-tested work of Marshall Rosenberg.  

Brownell and Bache-Wiig are both mediators and divorce coaches. They have spent several years developing a workshop program aimed at teaching the philosophy and skills needed to neutralize adversarial habits of perception and communication.  The book closely follows the concepts and methods used in their workshops.

Their book is reviewed and available on Amazon.com, or you can order it from your local bookstore.  (You may need to provide the ISBN: 978-0-9771232-1-6.)