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.
IndisputablyThe New York Times “smarter living” column has an interesting piece about letting go of grudges and forgiving others. It cites research about the benefits of doing so. A 2006...
By John LandeThis article originally appeared in the January 1999 issue of Consensus, a newspaper published jointly by the Consensus Building Institute and the MIT-Harvard Public Disputes Program.When it comes to traditional,...
By John Helie(....or how a commonly used word is often not explored to clarify what is meant when someone uses it- and how that lack of clarity can lead to powerlessness.) Before...
By Alan Sharland
