Exploring the Principles of NVR

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Welcome to Exploring the Principles of NVR Training

In Non-Violent Resistance, parents and carers learn to adopt a position of strength by not giving in to unreasonable or harmful demands from the child. They protect themselves from aggression and violence while avoiding unnecessary, unhelpful, and painful conflicts from the past.

It includes an introduction to the principles of NVR for those seeking an alternative approach to resolving conflict in the home.

  • Format: Pre-recorded Ready-to-View Webinar
  • Suitability: Families + Professionals
  • Access: Unlimited
  • License: Price is per person

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Welcome to Exploring the Principles of NVR in the Home Webinar

Non-violent resistance (NVR) at home involves setting clear boundaries, effective communication, taking breaks during conflicts, seeking win-win solutions, modelling nonviolent behaviour, and practicing self-care to foster respect and understanding.   All that sounds great, but how do you begin the process?

In this ‘to the point’ introduction webinar, we will explore how the principles of NVR can be used in any home to keep things balanced.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the  principles of NVR
  • Explore how these approaches can be used in the home
  • Explore how Mindfulness and NLP approaches link into NVR
  • Review if this programme is suitable for you – or the families you support
  • Final thoughts – including suitability of this programme for neurodivergent children and teens.

Training Duration1hr 8mins


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Meet the Trainer

Meet Tracy

Tracy is a dedicated and compassionate educator, blending her extensive experience in mainstream settings, alternative provisions, pupil referral units, and an SEMH nurture provision with her specialism as a somatic practitioner and expressive arts specialist to support children with social and emotional needs.  Learn more 👉 click here

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