Can Online Mediation Work?
You can do some weird things online: there is a site, for instance, that allows you to buy and sell souls. If you need some cash and don’t mind eternal damnation, you might make a […]
You can do some weird things online: there is a site, for instance, that allows you to buy and sell souls. If you need some cash and don’t mind eternal damnation, you might make a […]
One of the reasons why mediation is so often preferable to litigation is that there doesn’t have to be a verdict; both sides can emerge, if not happy, then at least satisfied, with the outcome.
Body language is important to note; you file it away and use it as a stepping-off point for future discussion. It can tell us a lot, but it can also let us create a lot, and the better we think we are at it, the more susceptible we are to mistakes. Keep an eye on the body, to be sure, but keep two ears on the words.
Go get a gym membership for less than the advertised price. You have the power. Tell them you’re shopping around for the best price; tell them you want the initial fee or membership fee waived […]
John Curtis, a Kingston, Ontario based mediator, teaches a class on the challenges posed when people make decisions based on their “Fast Thinking Brain”.
The promises of Mediation are myriad – It is faster, cheaper, allows for creative solutions, it can mend relationships as well as settle the legal issues, it allows the parties to expand the pie to […]
If disputes and heated arguments are getting in the way of progress, however, conflict coaching can help transform discord into opportunity.
Tim White was a high-ranking gang member from the South Side of Chicago. He sold drugs, spent years in and out of jail, and lived a violent life. In prison, he “found” religion and has […]
What’s the purpose of conflict coaching? To resolve the conflict! But to do that, you need to be thrown-off balance. The status quo isn’t working for you; business as usual simply perpetuates the cycle of […]