What to Do After You Get Your Divorce Judgment
When we submit your divorce papers to the court in order to obtain a Judgment of Divorce (JOD), the terms of the Settlement Agreement become the law.
Happy Thanksgiving !!!!
Thanksgiving is in a few days, and I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very Happy Turkey Day!
Culture Clash in Conversations at Work
Is it an interruption or a cultural difference?
Peace Within
Being at peace within ourselves, interacting peacefully, caring about peace, looking peaceful and engendering peace.
Mediation vs. Arbitration vs. Litigation: The differences you need to know about in business
As a business owner, it’s extremely important to familiarize yourself with dispute resolution and the processes you need to take depending on the severity of a case.
What a Himalayan Adventure Taught Me About Connection and Dialogue
Join Henry as he shares his Himalayan motorcycle adventure through pictures and video as well as what he learned about identity, connection, and dialogue.
RSI Publishes Report on Improving Pre-Mediation Screening for Intimate Partner Violence through Proposed Online Tool
Over the past year, RSI has been working on a project researching and exploring whether and how an online tool could improve the frequency and competency with which mediators screen for intimate partner violence (IPV) prior to mediation.
Conflict: Getting In Our Own Way
It happens, at times, that we get in our own way when a conflict erupts or is about to.
Can We Ever Deal With Unconscious Bias?
Having mature, self-aware conversations takes a good level of skills – what we call Conversational Intelligence.
Eat, Drink, and Remarry: How to Get a Divorce Worth Celebrating
I was watching the news recently when a segment came on about a California couple who co-hosted a Divorce Party. Now this had my attention!
The Reality of Impasse: Show me the money!
It is funny how sometimes the stars align to suddenly highlight an issue that was nowhere in my conscious brain before then.
The Anchoring Effect
The anchoring effect is a form of bias in favor of the first piece of information we hear during a negotiation, often the other person’s goal.
Changing the Way I Handle Verbal Attacks
One of my personal challenges is how to deflect and master my in-the-moment reactions to verbal attacks.
Transforming the Healer-I
How can we assist the healing of a broken world when we ourselves are far from healed?
Choose the Road Less Traveled in Conflict
Are you stuck in a rut in your relationship with someone?
Trucking Company Will Pay $22,500 and Make Policy Changes to Settle Disability Discrimination Lawsuit
Transport America was fined $22,500 and they will need to make changes to their policy on service animals.
WorkPeace: Get Curious
If you work in Human Resources or manage employees then you will no doubt be involved with resolving conflict at your workplace.
A Dent in the Universe
What have we learned from the mediators working tirelessly to promote the institutional and cultural changes necessary to implement mediation within their home countries?
Three Sides to Every Story
When we talk about an interpersonal dispute between two people, we commonly say there are two sides to every story – the other person’s version of events and issues and our own.
How to Really Stop Discrimination by Class
Discrimination is a tightening net of issues and demands around HR.
Do Parties Trust Mediators When They’re Not in the Same Room?
Trust in an experienced mediator is the same whether a mediation participant interacts with that mediator via video or face-to-face, according to recent research.
Moving Parents – and a Moving Conversation
Empowerment and recognition shifts can happen between people whose interaction has fluctuated for years.
The Craziness of Workplace Mobbing
Workplace mobbing can make you feel crazy.
Czech Transformative Mediators Empower Parents and Kids
Transformative mediation is thriving in Brno, Czech Republic.
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