
How to Deal With Difficult People
Deep Practice Immersion Six Weekly Live Hours & Between Weeks Homework
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Who This Is For: >People facing frustrating conflict patterns who want practical, reliable tools >Leaders, educators, caregivers, and professionals navigating high-stakes conversations >Anyone ready to work on their own patterns — not fix others What You Can Gain: >Greater self-awareness during emotional activation >The ability to pause and regulate before reacting >Clear language for expressing what matters without blame >Increased empathy for yourself and others >Confidence in navigating difficult conversations In this six-week intensive, you will practice the four language components alongside the practical framing and Tools-Not-Rules of The Withing Way©, refined through decades of teaching and real-world practice. Mair Alight Certified Trainer with the Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC), the international organization founded by Marshall Rosenberg. Having learned directly from and practiced with Marshall Rosenberg, she originated The Withing Way© — practical Tools-Not-Rules designed to help people access skillful communication in their lives. She has presented in academic and national forums, including an event featuring headline speaker Arun Gandhi and at the U.S. Social Forum. Jonathan Alba Holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Communication Studies and teaches at UT Austin’s Moody College of Communication. A former executive who scaled a multimillion-dollar risk management company, he brings academic grounding and real-world leadership experience to high-pressure communication challenges. How We Found Each Other Jonathan was leading a high-pressure risk management company when he began searching for communication tools that would hold under real strain. That search led him to Marshall Rosenberg’s work — and then to Mair Alight. What began as student and teacher evolved into this collaboration. Jonathan integrated The Withing Way© into leadership and communication contexts, bringing his academic and practical insights into dialogue with Mair’s decades of experience. This intensive brings those two paths together.
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