Compassionate Interactions

Finding the better feeling

This page is conceived but not yet finished.

Check back later or contact Jeff

This page will contain information on using Compassionate Communication for group facilitation. Helping meetings be more productive. Dealing with emotional issues in meetings.

The picture below is one way to resolve conflicts. However unless you are very strong and weigh over 300 pounds you might have a tough go.

Don't let the gender war get to you, discover how to create effective intergender communications.

Does your path seem blocked?

Are you feeling frustrated by life's obstacles? Find solutions that open doors and turn frustration into the joy of taking on a challenge. Learn a new way to view conflict.

Obstacles don't stop everyone.

As you can see by the picture, on the weekend when the construction crews are not there, the trail still gets used. Learn how to work with others to transform problems to solutions.

Self judgment - a big obstacle

The duck at the top of the picture looks like he has a bad haircut or toupee. It doesn't bother him. Learn how to accept yourself, as you are. Sign up for training or coaching.

Welcome to my website

This website has been a joy to create. My intention is to have a place where people can go to find improvement in their emotional states. My belief is that your emotions tell you how you are thinking. Positive emotions mean you are in alignment with your values and negative emotions let you know that you are thinking in a way that conflicts with your values. Most things we do is in the hope we will feel better doing it. Why not take a shortcut and work directly on feeling better?

How to use

I have designed pages with information as a fairly typical website with navigation menu at the top. On pages where I want the focus and use of page space devoted to processes, then I have used a pop out menu. Having knowledge of Nonviolent (Compassionate) Communication will make the use of the processes much easier. I also have some processes from Esther and Jerry Hicks that help with improving emotions.