Compassion Course

We all have different worldviews—shaped by our beliefs, perspectives, and life experiences.

But underneath all of that, something very profound connects us:
we all share the same universal human feelings and needs.

This is what Thom Bond calls the “magic in our sameness.”

When we learn to meet each other at that level, it opens the door to a very real sense of connection—even in moments of tension or difference.

Registration is now open. Course starts June 24.
Learn more and register: https://compassioncourse.org/

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Thom Bond New York Center for Nonviolent Communication - NYC NVC Compassion Course

In the beginning, back in 2011, the Compassion Course was very simple.

Emails and conference calls.
That was the whole course.

Over time, more and more people joined —

and the course grew organically
into a global community of people practicing together, supporting each other, and learning how to live compassion in real life.

Today, 50,000+ people have participated, across 120+ countries and 20 languages.

And while a lot has expanded, the heart of it hasn’t changed:

A practical, week-by-week path into empathy, honest communication, and real connection — rooted in the work of Marshall Rosenberg and Nonviolent Communication.

Registration is now open. Learn more and register at
https://compassioncourse.org/



Thom Bond New York Center for Nonviolent Communication - NYC NVC Compassion Course

“Who is Compassion Course for?”

This is one of the most common questions we hear.

It is for human beings — from all walks of life, life experiences, backgrounds, professions, religions and geographical regions — who want to bring more understanding, empathy, and compassion into their lives, and are looking for a structured way to practice that.

This work transcends cultural boundaries, because wherever there are human beings, there is relationship. As Marshall B. Rosenberg said: “If you are a human being, we have a lot in common.”

It’s about how we meet real life:
navigating challenges with more clarity
making decisions with greater awareness
growing our capacity to work with intense emotions
working with anger consciously
hearing and saying “no” without guilt
setting boundaries with care
engaging in constructive dialogue
staying present in difficult conversations

Whether you’re new to this work or returning for deeper embodiment, the Compassion Course supports a steady, practical integration over time.

This work applies everywhere:
Self → Family → Work → Community → Beyond

Wherever there is relationship.

Registration is open now — secure your spot before the journey begins June 24th.

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Thom Bond New York Center for Nonviolent Communication - NYC NVC Compassion Course