Leonard Riskin describes his earlier struggle with holding back what he believed to be the answer in a conflict and letting the parties come up with their own creative solution. He credits his training for helping him overcome that urge to impose what he believed to be the best solution.
Conflict Remedy Blog by Lorraine SegalAssumptions we make about other people’s motives can be obstacles to resolving conflict and differences. We know the impact of their words or actions on...
By Lorraine SegalFrom Lee Jay Bermans'Eye On Conflict BlogTwo Connecticut sisters, 87-year-old Rose Bakaysa and 84-year-old Theresa Sokaitis, are involved in a lawsuit over a $500,000 lottery win. Theresa filed suit after...
By Managing Editor…proper daydreaming - the kind of thinking that occurs when the mind is thinking to itself - is a crucial feature of the healthy human brain. It might seem as...
By Diane J. Levin
