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AI, ADR and Anxiety author.

AI, ADR and Anxiety

This post started as a response to Jen Reynolds’s comment about my Avatar Mediation post.  It has grown into this new post about AI...

By John Lande
Mediate.com Podcast Episode 33: What Mediators Should Know About the Business Development Side of Adding Conflict Management Coaching with Cinnie Noble author.

Mediate.com Podcast Episode 33: What Mediators Should Know About the Business Development Side of Adding Conflict Management Coaching with Cinnie Noble

As a mediator, do you offer a bundle of services? Have you ever considered adding conflict management coaching as a...

By Cinnie Noble, Veronica Cravener
Mediator Mugs Breaking Out! author.

Mediator Mugs Breaking Out!

Progress in the mediation field is often a bit abstract, if not illusory.  Related, humor in mediation has historically often...

By James Melamed, J.D.
Mediate.com Podcast Episode 32: Understanding Human Dignity to Resolve Conflict in Organizations author.

Mediate.com Podcast Episode 32: Understanding Human Dignity to Resolve Conflict in Organizations

Perhaps you are familiar with the concept of "psychological safety," but are you also familiar with the concept of "human...

By Veronica Cravener
How to Prepare for Mediation with a Narcissist author.

How to Prepare for Mediation with a Narcissist

Mediations can be challenging, but mediating with a narcissist? Mediation with a narcissist is not a walk in the park,...

By Bob Bordone
Great Reads Book Club – David Liddle (interviewed by Merry Brown) author.

Great Reads Book Club – David Liddle (interviewed by Merry Brown)

In this recording of the February 2023 Mediate.com Great Reads Book Club, David Little is interviewed by Merry Brown about...

By David Liddle, Merry Brown
How Positive Psychology Can Benefit Conflict Resolution author.

How Positive Psychology Can Benefit Conflict Resolution

For more than 30 years, my focus has  been on conflict resolution and peacebuilding.  I’ve mostly been an educator –...

By David Smith
Overcoming Tribal Consciousness author.

Overcoming Tribal Consciousness

Recently, I reread three books that, as a total set, inspired me to revisit my understanding of human nature and,...

By Ralph Kilmann
Great Reads Book Club – Dan Simon and Tara West (interviewed by Clare Fowler) author.

Great Reads Book Club – Dan Simon and Tara West (interviewed by Clare Fowler)

The January 2023 edition of Mediate.com's Great Reads Book Club: "Self-Determination in Mediation: The Art and Science of Mirrors and...

By Dan Simon, Tara West, Clare Fowler
Inside the Mediation Room – Lucia Kanter St. Amour author.

Inside the Mediation Room – Lucia Kanter St. Amour

A member of the Neuro-leadership Institute, Lucia has specific training in behavioral science, and how real people act in real...

By Lucia Kanter St Amour, Michael Aurit, Karen Aurit
The Mathew Effect author.

The Mathew Effect

It seems that everywhere one looks, there is an implicit bias lurking behind the scenes.   While recently, it was the...

By Phyllis Pollack
Name-Calling in Conflict author.

Name-Calling in Conflict

Even though we know that name-calling is infantile, sometimes in the heat of anger, we realize we have resorted to...

By Cinnie Noble
Making Your Workplace Mentally Fit author.

Making Your Workplace Mentally Fit

Workplace stress and mental illness are rising at an alarming rate. The mental health index by Lifeworks found that more...

By Sheryl Ellis
Great Reads Book Club – Hesha Abrams, interviewed by John DeGroote author.

Great Reads Book Club – Hesha Abrams, interviewed by John DeGroote

The October 2022 edition of Mediate.com's Great Reads Book Club: "Holding the Calm: The Secret to Resolving Conflict and Defusing...

By Hesha Abram, John DeGroote
Self-compassion is the Elixir of Life author.

Self-compassion is the Elixir of Life

Are you tired of being so hard on yourself? Are you longing to create within yourself a shimmering place of...

By Sarah Peyton
The Hyper-Polarization Challenge to the Conflict Resolution Field: An Online Discussion author.

The Hyper-Polarization Challenge to the Conflict Resolution Field: An Online Discussion

You are invited to participate in and contribute to an online discussion of how those with conflict resolution and peacebuilding...

By Guy and Heidi Burgess
The Impact of Mediation on Mental Health author.

The Impact of Mediation on Mental Health

2022 APFM Conference Workshop Takeaway Tool, with Kimberly Cavanaugh, Dan Berstein, Alice Shikina, Nicole, and Beth Aarons PROTECT MENTAL HEALTH...

By Clare Fowler
Mediate.com Podcast Episode 27: For the Forces of Good With Lucia Kanter St. Amour author.

Mediate.com Podcast Episode 27: For the Forces of Good With Lucia Kanter St. Amour

Did you know that as a mediator you help parties exercise a superpower?  It's the superpower of everyday negotiation! Listen...

By Lucia Kanter St Amour, Veronica Cravener
Abandoning Our Assumptions When in Conflict author.

Abandoning Our Assumptions When in Conflict

Conflict Management Blog by Cinnie Noble “For things to reveal themselves to us, we need to be ready to abandon our views...

By Cinnie Noble
Conflict Tipping Podcast Episode 8: Professor Aleksandra Cichocka author.

Conflict Tipping Podcast Episode 8: Professor Aleksandra Cichocka

In this episode, Laura interviews Professor Aleksandra Cichocka, Professor of Political Psychology at the University of Kent School of Psychology....

By Aleksandra Cichocka, Laura May
7 Ways to Get Rid of Unhealthy Mindsets author.

7 Ways to Get Rid of Unhealthy Mindsets

An unhealthy mindset is a common vice we all struggle to get rid of. Tips like acknowledging the negative thoughts,...

By Lia Medvedeva
Deception or B.S.? author.

Deception or B.S.?

The Harvard Program on Negotiation (PON)  blog posted an article about deception in negotiations.  Entitled, “Ethics In Negotiation: How tthe...

By Phyllis Pollack
How Books Can Help Mediators Do a Better Job – at Work, and at Home author.

How Books Can Help Mediators Do a Better Job – at Work, and at Home

After I retired from mediation practice, I had more time to read books. Some books were about mediation, others about...

By Giuseppe Leone
Conflict Tipping Podcast Episode 3: Prof. Stefan Pfattheicher on Compassion, Boredom and Aggression author.

Conflict Tipping Podcast Episode 3: Prof. Stefan Pfattheicher on Compassion, Boredom and Aggression

In this Episode 3 of the Conflict Tipping Podcast, host Laura May interviews Stefan Pfattheicher, Associate Professor in the Department of...

By Stefan Pfattheicher, Laura May
IS THE WORLD REALLY FALLING APART, OR DOES IT JUST FEEL THAT WAY? author.

IS THE WORLD REALLY FALLING APART, OR DOES IT JUST FEEL THAT WAY?

That’s the title of an article by New York Times reporter Max Fisher.  He summarizes, “By most measures – with one glaring...

By John Lande
The Future of Post-Pandemic Mediation – Mediate.com Panel Discussion (Video) author.

The Future of Post-Pandemic Mediation – Mediate.com Panel Discussion (Video)

Mediate.com Chief Data Scientist Oladeji Tiamiyu and his distinguished panelists (Cassie Lively, Missy Greathouse, and Helen Winter) discuss the lessons...

By Oladeji Tiamiyu, Cassandra Lively, Helen Winter, Missy Greathouse, Colin Rule
10 Tips: Mediators’ Techniques to Build, Foster, Restore Community Cohesion author.

10 Tips: Mediators’ Techniques to Build, Foster, Restore Community Cohesion

According to Harvard’s Joint Center on Housing Studies, rental housing is home to more than a third of American households.[1]...

By Phyllis Roestenberg
The Distinction Between Collaborating and Compromising author.

The Distinction Between Collaborating and Compromising

People often ask me to clarify collaborating and compromising, especially since these two modes involve both people getting their needs...

By Ralph Kilmann
How Mediation Can Help Toxic Behaviors in Relationships author.

How Mediation Can Help Toxic Behaviors in Relationships

Sometimes, the relationships in our lives can become toxic over time. Whether it’s in the relationships we hold with our...

By Sophie Bishop
How Your Written and Oral Communication Can Produce – or Reduce – Extreme Polarization author.

How Your Written and Oral Communication Can Produce – or Reduce – Extreme Polarization

Over the course of many years, I gradually came to realize that the particular words and phrases that a person...

By Ralph Kilmann

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