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Reflective Practice: In Their Voices Interview with Howard Herman

Reflective Practice: In Their Voices Video Conversation Project

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Interview with Howard Herman

Howard Herman, the former Director of ADR Program for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, and Michael Lang discuss the benefits of reflective practice and its impact on the quality of mediation practice.

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Howard Herman

Howard Herman has worked as a mediator and as a developer of ADR programs since 1985. He has mediated several thousand disputes covering a wide range of case types. He specializes in matters involving high emotion and complex power dynamics. Mr. Herman’s clients extol his intelligence, fairness, integrity, patience and… MORE >

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Michael Lang

For over 40 years Michael has mediated family, workplace and organizational disputes. He has designed and presented introductory and advanced mediation and conflict management courses, workshops and webinars in the US and internationally. Michael created one of the first graduate programs in conflict resolution in the US at Antioch University… MORE >

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