Articles
20
Aug
Creative mediation
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Mediation is now so well known that any competent lawyer can rattle off the advantages: quick, cheap, confidential, without prejudice, reduced risk of adverse costs, the parties ar...
19
Aug
Family inheritance mediation
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I want to talk today about a particularly difficult problem which mediators are asked to address, namely disputes over family inheritance. The reason they are so difficult is that...
03
Aug
Meet our new Director Tony Whatling
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What follows is a copy of an interview by a Portuguese magazine ‘Sabado’ 20 years ago, where Tony had delivered a lecture at Porto University Law school, to an audience of Ministe...
25
Oct
ChangeMaker Training and Resolution services have scheduled their next Foundation Mediation Training course.
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The course is for all aspiring mediators, or those wishing re-train or refresh. We specialise in mediation in the workplace, in family relationships (not divorce), and in the commu...
10
Oct
Foreword for Dealing with Disputes and Conflict. A Self-help Tool-Kit For Resolving Arguments in Everyday Life by Tony Whatling
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As the value of mediation to resolve many different types of disputes becomes increasingly recognised so too does the need for mediators who can adapt their skills to a wide variet...
07
Jul
Cycles of Influence
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In the beginning was . . . the word Cycles of Influence: A historical analysis of some seminal influences on the evolutionary development of mediation principles, values, an...
19
Nov
Covid Musings – Debbie Wahle
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November has crept in unannounced, unnoticed until we felt a little more tired and there was darkness in the afternoon. I have worked constantly as an accredited family mediator, d...
10
Nov
Perspective can be Powerful – Rishma Gudka
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An article by Rishma Gudka… Perspective can be powerful. When we come across an idea or behaviour we don’t agree with, our initial reaction can often be negative. However, th...
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