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Reflective Practice: In Their Voices Interview with Sue Bronson

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Interview with Sue Bronson

Mediator Sue Bronson doesn’t rest upon the familiar, but takes what she knows and applies it in new innovative ways. In this 44 minute video Sue and Michael Lang discuss screening techniques.   

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Sue Bronson

Sue Bronson M.S. is a mediator, trainer, and psychotherapist in private practice in Milwaukee, WI since 1983 mediating family, elder, and workplace disputes. Sue has over thirty years mediation experience helping people engage in quality conversations.  Sue teaches mediation at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee School of Continuing Education. Sue… 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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