NVC Check vs enform@Lyon

The NVC (TM) Check-In app helps you at the moments when you wish to connect with yourself or another. Using the model of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), you gradually become aware of what you observe, what you feel, what you need and what you could do (or ask others to do) to take steps towards meeting your need. Connecting with yourself is the key to effectively dealing with all the triggers that you encounter in everyday life -whether these triggers occur at work or at home, whether you experience them as being pleasant or unpleasant. Maybe your employer gives you so much work to do that you begin to feel stressed and unhappy; or someone says to you, - That is the way I am and you better get used to it... - or a car pulls out in front of you unexpectedly and you brake suddenly. In all these situations you can choose to connect with yourself in order to transform struggle and stress into harmony and inner peace. A Check-In is standing/sitting still in the moment, getting in touch with what is alive in you now and connecting with yourself. The creators of the NVC Check-In app would love to contribute to your connection at times when you want to: - step out of a vicious circle of recurring thoughts - clarify why a particular occurrence has such impact on you and what you can do about it - translate judgements you have about yourself and others into feelings and needs - and experience how liberating this is! Using the colours of the NVC Dance Floors and pictures from the Giraffentraum (Giraffe Dream) Project, the NVC Check-In app gradually increases your awareness of what you observe, what feelings you experience, what needs (fulfilled or not fulfilled) are underlying those feelings and what you could do to move on and create something new. The following buttons guide you. Press (repeatedly) on: - O for your Observation - F for your Feelings - N for your Needs - R for a Request to oneself or another At every step you are supported by a list of common observations, feelings, needs and requests. From this list you can choose from some common Observations, Feelings, Needs and Requests (OFNR, listed in uppercase) by (repeatedly) pressing the buttons, or you can choose from a more expanded list by clicking the selection and scrolling through the small menus. You can also enter your own words in the empty fields below the OFNR suggestions, using your keyboard. The sentence you make is updated continually and will be shown on the display. For example, it might look like this: - O: When I see in my diary that my interview is tomorrow, - F: I feel nervous, - N: because I need trust and acceptance. - R (to oneself): Would you be willing, when you notice this feeling in the interview, to reflect on the experience you have accumulated in recent years? Press Save to save the sentence. Here you can also use the phrase as a (nonviolent) tweet on Twitter or as a (connecting) status update / shared message on LinkedIn. How to use the buttons at the bottom of your screen: - Press (repeatedly) NVC in order to address the sentence to yourself or another person. - Press Mail to email the sentence you have constructed to yourself or somebody else. An email screen will open in which you can customize and send the text. You might put a copy in your agenda app to have it sent to yourself every day at a specific time. - Press Log to scroll through your history so that you can see what you needed before and what has helped you in the past. Here you can also delete entries in the log and email the entire log in comma separated (csv, can be imported in Excel) format to yourself. - Press Apps for more supporting apps based on Nonviolent Communication. - Press ? for information about how to use the app, for info about its creators and to redisplay the initial supporting question for an OFNR button.

Walking or running, for serious training or just staying in shape, intensively or in a relaxed way, use enform@lyon to discover the city in sneakers. Alone, with friends or with your family, you can walk through Lyon at your own pace as you follow one of the audio-guided circuits that are classified as green, blue or red, depending on distance and steepness. Exercises to strengthen your muscles are included along the circuit and are organized according to three levels of difficulty. These workouts use urban furniture mainly but also rely on the street workout gym equipment installed in public areas. Didactic videos are available when you approach a station. As you walk along, an enjoyable audio commentary will provide information on the various cultural points of interest you will encounter. The Enform@lyon app published by the City of Lyon is designed to encourage physical activity while allowing a discovery of the city's cultural heritage. The circuits have been designed by the City of Lyon Sports Department with the assistance of AG2R La Mondiale and rely on the expertise of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Athletics League for the muscle-strengthening programs and the Gadagne Museums for cultural heritage content. New circuits will be added regularly to the existing ones. Sports or cultural activities led by coaches and cultural mediators will also be proposed. Main functionalities - after downloading the circuit, GPS guidance that doesn't require an internet connection - guidance to the point nearest the chosen circuit - possibility of choosing from three muscular reinforcement exercise levels - possibility of activating or deactivating the cultural commentary and the videos showing sports exercises - proposal of circuits for the disabled - tracking of personal performance and export into Apple Health app *Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.