Inspiration
Books on Nonviolent communication, Psychological safety, Emotional intelligence and more...
On this page, you will find an overview of books on Nonviolent communication, Psychological safety, Emotional intelligence and other related topics. It is a selection of books that have inspired us and that you could read in conjunction with an Equanimity training. You can find more reading material in the Equanimity blog. We have also curated a selection of podcasts. Enjoy!
Books on Nonviolent communication
These books on Nonviolent Communication (NVC) include the original work of Marshall Rosenberg and books by authors who have built on his work. They explore empathic listening, expressing what matters to you, dealing with conflict and creating more connection with yourself and others.
Books on Psychological safetly and teams
How do you create a team where people feel able to speak up, make mistakes and discuss differences openly? These books on psychological safety and teamwork explore trust, feedback, leadership and the way we relate to each other at work.
Books on Emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is about recognising and understanding emotions, both in ourselves and in others. The books below explore self-awareness, empathy, relationships and dealing with difficult emotions. Topics that also play an important role in Nonviolent Communication.
Books on self-awarenss and breaking patterns
Why do we keep reacting in the same ways, even when we know they are not helping us? These books on self-awareness and breaking patterns explore attachment, shame, trauma, beliefs and patterns that often develop early in life. Understanding these patterns can create more space to make different choices.
Books on Nonviolence and social change
Nonviolence is an active way of responding to conflict, injustice and social change. These books explore the ideas and practice of nonviolence, from Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. to contemporary thinkers and movements.
Books on Mindfulness and Mindful communication
Mindfulness is about paying attention to what is happening in the present moment, without immediately needing to judge or change it. These books explore mindfulness, meditation, self-compassion and ways of bringing mindful awareness into communication.




























