GROK Testimonials

Recently, when our weekly NVC practice group comprised just two giraffes, we took the opportunity to play some "one-on-one" Group Grok. Within a short time we found our consciousness shifting into a depth of discovery and insight. We both became quite energized, feeling the excitement and emotion of exploring through layer after layer of self-understanding. Later, we took time to write about it in our journals. I also gained the extra understanding that with such wonderful NVC tools at our disposal our practice group can meet my needs regardless of how many of us show up. B.L.

I love these cards...I use them to check in with myself and carry them around with me all the time. I wish I could afford to buy a set for every NVC friend I have! A.B.

I feel grok-cited about the new use I found for your cards - Needs Analysis! Following a melt-down at work today I rushed home, took out the cards, and made lists of my top ten needs at work, at home, with people, and in life. Then I rated how my needs with people are met by each of my co-workers on a scale from 0-10. Averaging 4.36, my needs are not well met by my work relationships. Then I rated each of my other top ten lists and found that my general needs at work are met 67%, at home 80%, and in life 74%. Back to the cards, I looked at my feelings at work, which topped out at: grumpy, troubled, vulnerable, and stressed. Now, on to the requests. Stay tuned for the next grok-citing episode... B.L.

GROK rocks! What a fun and exciting way to learn NVC! I'm going to replace my Yahtzee, Clue and Life games and instead play GROK with my family! S.J.

I took them to my Practice Group last night and everyone was excited to play the games. Afterwards, I sold all of the 10 copies I had brought with me. Send more quick! C.L.

About Us

Galloping Giraffe Enterprises is the creation of NVC trainers Christine King and Jean Morrison.

Christine loves yoga, swimming, meditation, singing in the Threshold Choir, reading, and travel. She lives her dreams as often as possible and feels joy and deep gratitude to be part of the NVC community. Laughter is her current therapy.

Jean loves: living in her small-town beach home, making ART with Dumpster Diva friends, learning and playing GAMES, joyful blues boogie piano, teaching Integrated Consciousness (aka NVC), and staying healthy physically, emotionally and spiritually.