This video is presented as part of Mediate.com’s 25th Anniversary Conference.
Frank Sander discusses how ironically, there has been an ongoing battle within the court system of whether or not mediators need to be lawyers to practice within the courts. Sander voted they didn’t need to be lawyers, which was the majority opinion.
International Center for Cooperation and Conflict ResolutionA functioning democracy requires that individuals be tolerant of contradictory points of view – even when the views of others may seem extreme. A...
By Nick ReddingReflective Practice: In Their Voices Video Conversation Project For more information on this project and on Reflective Practice generally, see TheReflectivePractitioner.com Interview with Tammy Lenski From her articles and blogs,...
By Tammy Lenski, Michael LangThe mediator as healer? About 5 years ago, whilst on a process oriented psychology course, we were dealing with issues of our own identity, exploring our bigger self – the...
By Nigel Singer
