From Stephanie West Allen’s blog on Neuroscience and conflict resolution.
In this video, Professor Len Riskin gives three examples of moving from the reactive brain to the reflective mind during conflict.
The interview was filmed as part of a Cutting Edge Law project. (I posted about Cutting Edge Law in July at idealawg.)
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