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Universal NVC Floor Anchors: The 4 Steps to Walk Through
Universal NVC Floor Anchors: The 4 Steps to Walk Through
The four NVC steps, pure and simple, on four laminated A4 cards – without subtitle, universally applicable.
The four NVC steps, pure and simple – without subtitle, universally applicable
Four laminated A4 cards to walk through
Affordable addition to any floor-anchor set
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Description
Description
Observation, feeling, need and request are presented as four clear A4 cards. Deliberately, there is nothing else on them. This lets you use the floor anchors for many different situations.
What you get
- 4 laminated cards in DIN A4 format
- One card each for observation, feeling, need and request
- Only the keyword, without an explanatory subline
How to use them
Lay the cards out in the room and walk through your situation from observation to request. You can use them in individual coaching, groups, conflict clarification or self-connection. They also complement a larger floor-anchor set.
Shipping Information
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Shipping costs
Shipping costs a flat rate of €4.99.
Orders over €100 are shipped completely free of charge.
Shipping time
We know how important fast and secure deliveries are. That’s why your order is carefully packaged and shipped insured within Germany so that it arrives safely. Delivery usually takes 1–3 business days, so you’ll soon have your desired products in your hands.

Created in seminars. Made for seminars.
We develop the materials in our own training work. You can lay them out, hang them up, or use them as a guide. If you have any questions, we are happy to help.
The material gives conversations structure and makes visible what you are currently talking about.
Real material lying in front of you that you can touch has a completely different effect from PDFs on a screen.
Cards, pictures, and positions in the room help you look more closely and find words for what is happening right now.