Meierding, Nina: Term 'Neutral' Invites Challenge - Video


by Nina Meierding

See interview series DVDs at www.mediate.com/Views.

Access all Nina Meierding videos here.

December 2010

Nina Meierding explains why the word neutral, in describing the mediator's role, invites challenge and debate.



to top of page

Biography




Nina Meierding has been a full-time mediator and trainer for over twenty years and has handled over 4,000 disputes in her practice.  An adjunct professor at Pepperdine University’s Institute for Dispute Resolution and Southern Methodist’s Masters Program in Dispute Resolution, Nina also teaches at many other academic institutions.  She has been an instructor at both the National Judicial College and the California Judicial College. She has provided training throughout the world to court systems, corporations, governmental institutions and individuals  in negotiation, mediation, culture and gender issues, including England, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and India.

Nina is the former president of the Academy of Family Mediators and served on the Board of Directors for the Association for Conflict Resolution.  She has received numerous awards for her work in the conflict resolution field, including the John Hayne’s Distinguished Mediator Award from the Association for Conflict Resolution.   She is the author of the chapter “Managing the Communication Process in Mediation” in Folberg, Milne and Salem’s compendium Divorce and Family Mediation.



Email Author
Website: www.mediate.com/ninameierding

Additional articles by Nina Meierding



Comments



Free subscription to comments on this article Add Brief Comment

The views expressed by authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Resourceful Internet Solutions, Inc., Mediate.com or of reviewing editors.




OnlineArbitrators.com

Copyright 1996-2013 © Resourceful Internet Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.