In essence, nonviolent communication is a communication approach that aims at compassion and peace. It is characterised by the expression of oneself with clarity, active listening to the other person with empathy, awareness of one's own inner world, and the demonstration of empathy to oneself. The utilisation of this approach in the field of health has the potential to yield numerous benefits for both health professionals and patients. The capacity of healthcare professionals to articulate themselves with clarity in their interactions with patients and colleagues, to recognise the humanity of others, and to simultaneously comprehend their inner world, despite the demands and pressures of their roles, enables them to take action based on this understanding. This can significantly contribute to the stress management and psychological resilience of employees through the establishment of healthy communication processes. Similarly, nonviolent communication training, which has been implemented in various clinics, also contributes to the healing and rehabilitation process of patients. This review describes general information about the nonviolent communication method, its possible areas of use for both employees and patients in the field of health, and the studies conducted with non-violent communication in the field of health to date.