Thomas d'Ansembourg

NonViolent Communication©

The method for living in harmony by being kind to oneself and to others.

Access everything on MentorShow for just $50/month. Special offer for the H.E.A.L. 90-Day Program.

4.8/5 from over 1,500 students

See reviews

What you will learn

  • Understand your emotions and feelings
  • Make peace with yourself
  • Gain self-confidence
  • Pacify your social interactions
  • Better accept yourself and others
  • Dozens of case studies
Get started

Discover the full program

NonViolent Communication©

4 lessons Self-awareness
Lesson 1

Meet Thomas d'Ansembourg

11:48
Lesson 2

Discover your instrument: your body

23:49
Lesson 3

Listening to yourself to understand your feelings and needs (Part 1)

14:07
Lesson 4

Listen to yourself to understand your feelings and needs (Part 2)

08:12
2 lessons Express and welcome your feelings.
Lesson 5

Self-expression and listening to others

30:50
Lesson 6

Inferno and the misunderstanding of others

27:00
4 lessons Decoding feelings
Lesson 7

Decoding unpleasant feelings (Part 1)

19:01
Lesson 8

Decoding unpleasant feelings (Part 2)

20:38
Lesson 9

Decoding pleasant feelings

23:59
Lesson 10

Expressing and listening to feelings in practice

26:59
5 lessons Getting rid of our blocks
Lesson 11

The culture of unhappiness versus the culture of peace

12:12
Lesson 12

The culture of power versus the culture of collaboration

09:59
Lesson 13

Mistrust versus trust

06:07
Lesson 14

Separation versus belonging

09:43
Lesson 15

Enemy time versus ally time

12:42
3 lessons Wrap-up and conclusion
Lesson 16

Towards a quality of being

08:05
Lesson 17

Conclusion

07:41
Lesson 18

Bonus: towards Citizen Interiority

04:58

Do you know the story of the jackal and the giraffe?

“You’re going too fast, slow down”, said the jackal.

“The road is very narrow.

Would you mind driving more slowly?”, said the giraffe.

“You’re driving us crazy with your music, it’s too loud”, said the jackal.

“Your music doesn’t let me concentrate on my work. Would you mind turning it down or listening to it in another room so I can finish my work?” said the giraffe.

“You’re so selfish, you only think of yourself”, said the jackal.

“Would you like to share this last piece of cake with me?” said the giraffe.

“I’m glad you’ve tidied up your room. You see, it’s not that complicated”, said the jackal.

“I’m grateful to you for tidying your room. I’m glad you’re helping me, and that we’re sharing the housework a little. Thank you for your help,” says the giraffe.

Can you see the difference between the jackal and the giraffe?

The jackal is a power player. He’s not mean, no, but he’s not connected to himself, to who he really is.

The giraffe, on the other hand, is much more lucid and aware of its relationship with others. She doesn’t attribute her feelings to them.

She knows that most conflicts arise from misunderstandings and our inability to express ourselves and listen to others.

And she’s fully aware of who she is and how to address others, so as not to provoke them into conflict.

The giraffe is empathetic. This Non-Violent Communication© metaphor shows just how much violence is the expression of frustration that can’t find the words to express itself.

Let’s face it. In our daily lives, we’re more likely to be jackals than giraffes.

It’s a fact of life.

We don’t know how to describe how we really feel.

We don’t take the time to sit down and analyze our deepest human needs.

We’re cut off from ourselves and from others, as if plugged into the autopilot of our lives and our social relationships.

By learning to understand our deepest needs and those of others, non-violent communication enables us to be more attentive to what we say and what others say,

That’s what this exclusive masterclass by Thomas d’Ansembourg is all about:

Helping you understand who you areTeaching you the 4 fundamentals of Non-Violent Communication©.Showing you how to identify the thought systems in which you've been trapped since childhood, so you can move beyond them.

Thomas d'Ansembourg

Thomas d'Ansembourg

Trained as a lawyer, Thomas d’Ansembourg has worked both in the corporate world and in the voluntary sector with young people caught up in delinquency, addiction and violence.

At the crossroads of these two experiences, he understood the vital role of communication in resolving conflicts and avoiding all forms of violence (externalized or internalized).

He became a psychotherapist, taught Non-Violent Communication and also developed the concept of Citizen Interiority.

For almost 30 years, in consultations, in his books, or at conferences and seminars, these tools have helped hundreds of thousands of people to listen to themselves and break out of their confinement.

How to access the masterclass?

  1. Step 1

    Create your account

    It takes less than a minute.

  2. Step 2

    Open the masterclass

    And 70+ more, included with your access.

  3. Step 3

    Move at your own pace

    With unlimited access to every lesson and exercise.

Your most frequently asked questions

Have a question about MentorShow or your access? Contact our team and we will get back to you shortly.

What is MentorShow?

MentorShow is an online streaming platform offering masterclasses by leading mentors. Our aim is to give you access to low-cost knowledge whenever and wherever you want, in areas as varied as well-being, personal development, leadership, entrepreneurship, cooking, photography, sport and many other categories.

What is the online course format?

Each masterclass contains 15 to 20 videos, averaging around 15 minutes each, so you can watch them at your own pace and have plenty of time to apply your mentors’ advice and the exercises they suggest.

How much time do I have to view the videos?

You have unlimited access to all masterclasses for 1 year, As many times as you like and as often as you like. You can learn and progress at your own pace, without any pressure.

What is your refund policy?

We only want satisfied subscribers. You have 14 days to explore the platform. If you change your mind during these 14 days, simply send an e-mail to info@mentorshow.com and we’ll refund your money.

How to offer the Unlimited Pass?

It’s quick and easy: Step 1: Click on “Offer the Pass”, Step 2: Register or log in to your account, Step 3: Enter the details of the person to whom you would like to offer the Pass, Step 4: Set the date on which the gift will be sent, Step 5: Fill in your payment details. When your payment is accepted, the person to whom you’ve offered the Pass receives their gift on the date you’ve programmed. And if you’re not sure about a step or piece of information, you can ask your question(s) by sending us an e-mail to: info@mentorshow.com, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

The best experts to support you every day.

  • Anna Runkle

  • Anne Tuffigo

  • Bernard Thellier

  • Bessel van der Kolk

  • Boris Cyrulnik

  • Christophe André

  • Christophe Caupenne

  • David Laroche

  • Dr Réginald Allouche

  • Fabien Olicard

  • Fabrice Midal

  • Frank Anderson

  • Frédéric Lenoir

  • Gabor Maté

  • Isabelle Filliozat

  • Jonathan Lehmann

  • Kevin Finel

  • Lise Bourbeau

  • Marisa Peer

  • Max Piccinini

  • Maxime Rovere

  • Michel Onfray

  • Natacha Calestrémé

  • Pascal de Clermont

  • Patrick Burensteinas

  • Paul Conti

  • Robert Greene

  • Stéphane Allix

  • Sylvain Tesson

  • Thomas d'Ansembourg

  • Tim Fletcher

  • Éric Hubler

Get access to all of MentorShow

Join thousands of people who have already transformed how they relate to others, guided by the best experts in personal development.

Get started
  • Secure payment
  • No commitment
  • Instant access
Access Thomas d'Ansembourg’s masterclass and all of MentorShow for $50 /month.
Get started