Chris Moore talks about the increase of specializations in the mediation field and how there are positives and negatives that go along with it. Also shares how it is important to start out doing interpersonal mediation to gain understanding of the psychology of parties, then one is able to bring some of those skills into larger-scale mediations.
Peter Adler describes his Peace Corps experience in India and how it may have led to his interest in mediation. He lived in a community with much violent conflict between...
By Peter AdlerThe Internet and World Wide Web are becoming more important every day, including for mediators and other dispute resolution professionals. Tens of millions in the United States alone are already...
By Mediate.com StaffJAMS ADR Blog by Chris PooleConflict is an inevitable part of life — from our jobs, to our families to our communities. Sometimes, serious situations can’t be solved by the...
By Kim Taylor
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