What Do I need? (Part 1)

While one of the aspirations of Ethical Culture is to act so as to elicit the best in others and thereby in ourselves, our thoughts and language may at times impede this goal. Polarized thinking like right/wrong, good/bad, reward/punish, and us/them can thwart connection and collaboration. Relating to ourselves and others using needs-based communication helps align our actions with our values, and deepens relationships. Join us to explore our universal needs.

Diane Kirschner graduated from the Brooklyn Society’s Sunday School in 1966, and served the Society in many roles including board president. She began studying Nonviolent Communication in 2003. A 2004 graduate of the American Ethical Union’s Lay Leadership Summer School, she served on its staff from 2010-2016.

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