In this episode of Brilliance Coaching for Professional Women, host Julia Geber sits down with Cath Burke, a certified Nonviolent Communication (NVC) trainer, to explore how NVC can be a transformational tool for accessing your brilliance.

We dive into:
✨ How NVC helps you understand your emotions and express your needs with confidence
✨ The power of self-awareness in navigating career and life challenges
✨ Why stepping into your brilliance means embracing authenticity over perfection
✨ How NVC shifts conflict into connection—from workplace dynamics to personal relationships

Cat shares her journey from searching for purpose to discovering the life-changing impact of NVC, and how it empowers women to lead with clarity, calm, and confidence. Plus, we discuss the daily habits and mindset shifts that support emotional resilience and success.

🔗 Want to learn more?

• Explore Cat’s work at www.empathymatters.net
• Discover more brilliance resources at www.brilliancecoaching.co

✨ Step into your brilliance by speaking with clarity, connection, and ease!

Julia’s Journey into Nonviolent Communication

Julia first discovered the power of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) at work when she witnessed another coach resolve a seemingly unresolvable conflict with ease. Intrigued, she asked about the secret behind this transformation and learned that it was NVC in action.

Determined to understand this approach, she tirelessly searched for resources, eventually stumbling upon a workshop video by Marshall Rosenberg, the founder of NVC. That moment sparked something in her—it was clear that this was more than just a communication tool; it was a transformational way of being. From that day forward, she was committed to learning, practising, and mastering NVC.

Now, Julia not only integrates NVC into her daily life but also helps others how to communicate from the heart through her coaching practice —creating connection, empathy, and understanding instead of division. Through her work, she helps professionals unlock their brilliance by harnessing the power of authentic, compassionate conversations.

Here is a Marshall Rosenberg video, which I would wholeheartedly recommend for further inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7TONauJGfc&t=1s