Part of PCOCO's mission is to coordinate a network of people who are using Nonviolent or Compassionate Communication as part of their work and life. These individuals use NVC/CC skills and principles in their work as coaches, counselors and therapists.
(listed alphabetically)
Carol Delmonico
Into Balance Life Coaching
(541) 389-0831
Email Carol
www.intobalancecoaching.com
Carol is a Certified Life Coach and Registered Nurse. She has a private coaching practice and teaches classes and workshops as well as working with small businesses to enhance their empathy skills. Carol utilizes the Compassionate Communication model along with other tools to support people to gain clarity about their feelings and needs and to create a more balanced and vibrant life.
Life coaching is an action oriented process that focuses on being in the present and taking action (both inner and outer) to move ahead with transparency and purpose. Carol teaches Compassionate Communication, respectful parenting and compassionate eating workshops. For more information on upcoming classes, go to www.intobalancecoaching.com or call Carol at 389-0831.
Katy Elliott, MA, MFT A therapist for over 17 years, including 10 years with St. Charles Medical Center, Katy practices at the heart of a vibrant healing arts community in Central Oregon. Katy has also taught part time at Central Oregon Community College. Katy now teaches Compassionate Communication skills in group workshops, both on-site (in-service) and at Three Rivers Center. Bryn Hazell
(541) 633-5704
E-Mail Katy
www.katyelliottmft.com
An Associate at Three Rivers Center in downtown Bend, Katy Elliott, MA, MFT holds a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has studied with Marshall Rosenberg since 1991. In addition to Compassionate Communication skills, Katy incorporates methods from Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioral Psychology into her work as a counselor.
Allan Flood
541.389.9781
541.508.6098 (c)
Email Allan
http://www.weneedconnection.com/
Allan has a wide variety of for-profit and non-profit development and management experience and has worked worldwide with a broad range of clients. He’s authored two well-received books - one about leadership (Management by
Inspiration) and the other about dealing with personal crises (Perfect Misfortune). As counselor, educator and workshop leader he’s helped business owners, substance abusers, the homeless, married couples and students.
Allan lives in Central Oregon with his wife Nancy. They ski, camp, hike and play with their two dogs, Ariel the Yorkie and Crickett the Lhasa Apso.
(541) 549-1556
Email Bryn
Bryn is one of the co-founders of the Peace Center of Central Oregon and has been studying and practicing Compassionate Communication for 8 years. She enjoys individual and group teaching and coaching, facilitating practice and study groups and presenting Compassionate Communication skills to businesses and other organizations. She is also a volunteer mediator with Central Oregon Mediation.
Leanne K. Latterell, LCSW
(541) 504-5745
Leanne is a licensed clinical social worker who enjoys working with older adolescents and adults. She uses Compassionate Communication in her work with all ages and all problem areas. It brings richness and clarity to the counseling relationship. She received her Masters in Social Work at the University of West Virginia. Her background in the field is community mental health, Hospice, lay chaplaincy at St. Charles Medical Center and private practice. All fields of her work have brought joy, learning and rich connection.
Dwight Pargee, MS GCFP
(541) 788-9232
Email Dwight
Dwight helps people navigate the world of intention, action, and achievement. He has studied the movement sciences for the last 20 years and holds degrees in exercise science and kinesiology. He uses the Feldenkrais Method of Movement Education and Compassionate Communication to help clients discover their optimal mind/body coordination and new ways of moving efficiently and effectively. Dwight’s personal passion for somatic self-development is expressed in his love for cooking, poetry, Aikido and fly-fishing.
PCOCO assumes no responsibility for these individuals' work but rather provides this list as a resource.
