Welcome to the Empathy Labyrinth Center.

The Empathy Labyrinth®(EL), a profound kinesthetic tool, was developed by Marc Weiner in 2006 as an engaging way to teach and learn empathy and Nonviolent Communication skills.

• Want to have more joyful empathic heart-to-heart connection, peace, and harmony with your family, friends, and work associates?
• With gentle guidance, you will walk the labyrinth and gain clarity, compassion, empowerment and connection, even in the most difficult situations.
• You will be able to choose actions that are more connecting and congruent with your core needs/values.

We invite you to schedule your free phone session today!

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Up coming Empathy Labyrinth trainings:

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What Is the EL? 

The Empathy Labyrinth®, developed by Marc Weiner, is a tool to teach empathy and  Compassionate Communication.

The EL is inspired by Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC).

  
Labyrinths are an ancient form that has fascinated people for millennia. A labyrinth is not a maze; a maze is designed to confuse you. A labyrinth lets you see where you are at all times and connects you to your heart. Similarly, empathy lets you see where you are all times and connects you to your heart as well. The Empathy Labyrinth combines both of these elements and makes for a deeply profound and meditative experience as you journey on your ultimate path, connection.

What We Offer

• Free consultations
• One-On-One sessions
• Workshops & classes
  
• After school programs
• EL products

Testimonials

"We used EL as part of the a NVC workshop and both my partner and I had powerful experiences and results.  I think it is absolutely brilliant!"

"Each session feels like a further awakening of my soul"

"I was fortunate to participate when Mr. Weiner conducted his Empathy Labyrinth Program with our Middle School students this year at our retreat.  Our students participated eagerly and I was impressed with how well Mr. Weiner carefully guided them to better empathize with the feelings of others."