Reflective Practice: In Their Voices Video Conversation Project
Summary
In this conversation with Michael Lang, Cinnie Noble describes her research that helped generate the principles and practices for the CINERGY ® Coaching model and talks about the benefits of pre-mediation coaching.
Cinnie Noble discusses her career progression, from social work and law to mediation and ultimately developing her unique “CINERGY ® Model” of conflict management coaching. The CINERGY ® Model is a goal-oriented, one-on-one coaching process that helps clients navigate conflict by identifying triggers, understanding underlying values, and exploring different perspectives. A key component is the “not-so-merry-go-round of conflict,” a pattern Noble observed in how people experience and react to conflict.
Finally, Noble explains how her coaching approach informs her mediation practice, emphasizing the importance of self-determination and reflective practice for both coaches and mediators.
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