Abraham Lincoln is the most familiar and most written-about figure in U.S. history, and is generally ranked as our greatest...
By Tom Stipanowich, Clare Fowler
If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there. (Lewis Carroll) This paraphrasing of Alice in Wonderland’s conversation between...
By Harold Coleman
Everyone is familiar with that old adage: “a picture is worth 1000 words.” According to the App Perplexity: The phrase...
By Shel Stark
In depth interviews with leading thinkers focused on how Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) tools and techniques can help courts and...
By Colin Rule
This post addresses the opening phase of the mediation process. The mediation begins with opening presentations, otherwise known as "opening...
By Harold Coleman
This post addresses the opening phase of the mediation process. The mediation begins with opening presentations, otherwise known as "opening...
By Harold Coleman
In this episode of the Conflict Tipping podcast, Laura May speaks with political neuroscientist and psychologist Dr Leor Zmigrod, author of incredible...
By Laura May
Success is a powerful lure. And mediators are not immune to it’s tug. We are keen to be useful. We...
By Michael Jacobs
Mediation Mind Shifts are the critical, incremental shifts in thinking that must occur to move people embroiled in conflict from...
By Harold Coleman
Susan Guthrie welcomes Professor John Lande for an eye-opening conversation that blends innovation, insight, and the evolving role of AI...
By Susan Guthrie, John Lande
Deliver Excellent Client Service Provide Two Complementary Services: Attorneys counsel clients and also represent them in communicating with the mediators...
By John Lande
Saposnek and Berstein's 2025 article examines the pervasive use and potential misuse of psychodiagnostic labels in family court. The authors explore how...
By Donald T. Saposnek, Ph.D, Dan Berstein
1 | A “Part-Time” Dream, a Full-Time Shock When my husband accepted a teaching post in Dubai, we clung to a comforting...
By Julie Cobalt
In this episode, Colin Rule interviews Emeritus Professor from the University of Missouri School of Law John Lande about his experience creating...
By John Lande, Colin Rule
Introduction Mediation training developed in the 1970s and 1980s assumed a world very different from today’s hyper-connected digital environment. Back...
By Robert Bergman
Also see "Mediation Past, Present & Future – Our Evolution from Physical to Digital Mediation" by Jim Melamed and "Reflections...
By Colin Rule
Also See: "Mediation Past, Present & Future – Our Evolution from Physical to Digital Mediation" with Jim Melamed and "The...
By Susan Guthrie
Mediation is much more than a structured process for resolving disputes—it is an emotional journey, as Jharna Jagtiani insightfully points...
By John Ford
The concept of agency has long been considered a cornerstone of mediation. The idea that parties in conflict have the...
By Josh Remis
In the midst of today's global political climate, it's becoming clear where we are headed and what our world is...
By Rahel Tesfaye
Have you ever walked into a room and felt calm or energized instantly? This paper proposes that this is our...
By Sarabjeet Wadhwa
Kimberly Best RN, MA First, I have to say that I am not writing this from a political standpoint. I'm...
By Kimberly Best
We have received word that Marshall Peter, a long-time much heralded special education and mediation advocate, has passed away. Here...
By Marshall Peter, Jim Melamed
The Inclusive Model of Mediation (IMM) creates an impactfulexperience by centering on participants' feelings and values. This articleshares key insights,...
By Beth Myers
You asked—no, you demanded—and we delivered! Back by overwhelming popular demand is the one, the only… LinkedIn Legend, Donna Serdula. Donna joins Susan...
By Susan Guthrie
In addition to promoting a great APFM 2025 Conference and Plenary session, the text that follows is an example of...
By Jim Melamed
The modern world is increasingly complex because of the interconnectedness of systems, rapid technological advancements, and the constant evolution of...
By Robert Bergman
In Jimmy Carter’s book entitled “A Full Life” he describes the 13-day 1978 Camp David peace negotiations between Egypt and...
By Christopher Kane, P.E., J.D.
Summary Jim Melamed, co-founder of Mediate.com, reflects on the platform's 30-year journey, highlighting its role in the mediation industry's transition...
By Jim Melamed
Mediation is not just a structured process for resolving disputes; it is also an emotional journey for the parties involved....
By Jharna Jagtiani