AudioBlog: Transforming Conflict Through Forgiveness

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by Patricia Porter Texas Conflict Coach Audio Blog by Pattie Porter November 2011

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Forgiveness is a powerful tool for clients who are up against difficult, and seemingly insurmountable, conflicts. It creates a pathway from conflict to a deeper place of understanding and compassion. Because Forgiveness integrates all levels of conflict -- physical, emotional, mental and spiritual–it uniquely enables clients to experience the opportunity for transformative healing that is latent in every challenging conflict. Learn more about how to work with Forgiveness to help clients in your practice.

Eileen Barker has been writing and speaking on forgiveness, and guiding people who need to either forgive themselves or someone else, for many years. A practicing litigation lawyer who rejected the traditional adversarial role, Eileen has focused her practice on mediation, helping thousands of people resolve disputes outside of court. This work led her into a deep exploration of forgiveness as it relates to resolving conflict and making peace, both with others and oneself.
Eileen has been a leader in the movement to integrate emotional healing and forgiveness in conflict resolution. She has led numerous trainings on forgiveness both for individuals and organizations and is the author of the Forgiveness Workbook and Forgiveness Meditation CD.
For more information visit The Path of Forgiveness Listen here:

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Patricia “Pattie” Porter, LSW, is president and owner of Conflict Connections Inc., a Newark, Del., consulting and ADR provider firm. She currently focuses on workplace and disability-related mediations in several state and federal agencies, including the University of Delaware.

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