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Exercise, Presentation, Boardgame
The mind map template helps to navigate between 4 steps of NVC process: observations, feelings, needs and requests in your life situations.
To identify met or unmet needs in these specific situations.
To brainstorm about the strategies to have your needs met.
To practice communication in conflict situations.
You can ‘’play’’ this game on different levels:
LEVEL 1
internal (giving empathy to yourself)
external (giving empathy to others)
LEVEL 2
internal + external
combining in one map → how do you feel, guess how others feel
LEVEL 3
conflict resolution (in pairs)
- 2 people create their own mind map about the conflict, each their own
- present it to each other
- create one common mind map that will include both views
The detailed instructions are included in the attachments.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/4519
This tool is for
Young people and adults interested in reflecting on how they feel and what they need in certain situations.
and addresses
Personal Development, Conflict Management
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
Training and Networking
Materials needed:
Pen, paper, crayons, template from the attachment.
The tool was created by
Cristina Leasa, Gani Miraka, Ajša Đečević, Andrej Bubanja, Abeer Almadadha - participants of the training course "communiCARE 2.0"
in the context of
The tool was created by the participants of the training course "communiCARE 2.0" within the project 2023-1-PL01-KA151-YOU-000130348 The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Erasmus+ Programme
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Paulina Drzał (on 3 November 2024)
and last modified
28 October 2024
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