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 Roy Baroff,   Pittsboro NC  www.roybaroff.com      06/27/12 
 Language at mediation 
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I always appreciate hearing the language and language approaches used by other mediators - thanks for the article. In my work and training I like to use the word "participant" when describing those in mediation. It eliminates the adversarial nature of "party" or "disputant" and eliminates the defined label that a role can establish, i.e., landlord, etc.		 -- -- --
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