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Mediation works because it accepts the human condition, while affirming its desire for self improvement. Mediation unites reason and intuition, love and self-interest, law and justice. It is unique in each case and the same all over the world. It is the reflection of ourselves in a mirror. The Godfather of the Mediation: Ken Cloke

Unlock Common Ground & Resolve Conflict: Top Mediation Tips ➡ Stuck in a conflict? As a mediator, identifying common ground is key to finding solutions. Here are 3 powerful tips to help you achieve that: 👂 Active Listening: Hear both sides! Pay close attention to concerns and perspectives, fostering a sense of being heard. 🔎 Focus on Interests:Look beyond positions. Help parties uncover the underlying needs and wants driving their stances. 🗨 Neutral Language: Use collaborative language that avoids fueling tension. Opt for "we can explore" instead of "you need to." By implementing these tips, you can create a space for productive dialogue and navigate towards a win-win outcome. #Mediation #ConflictResolution #CommonGround #Negotiation #LinkedInLearning

People want to be heard. Some just like to talk, but others genuinely are looking for a forum to have their point of view understood. Mediation provides that opportunity in a safer environment than a courtroom. If a mediator is talking more than listening, they are depriving a party of that forum and losing the chance to learn and help find a path to resolution. Select a mediator appropriate for the controversy and the personalities of the parties. #mediation #mediationskills #mediators #negotiation #negotiationskills #ADR

Fast-Track Your Career: Become a Certified Mediator in 1 Week Are you passionate about resolving conflict? Want to add valuable skills to your resume? Ready to launch a new career path? ➡️ Our intensive online Certified Mediator Training can help you achieve all of this in just one week (starting April 15th!). ️ Here's what you'll gain: ✅ Live online sessions covering mediation, negotiation, and ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution). ✅ Practical knowledge and tools to become a successful mediator. ✅ Learning and becoming a mediator from home Whether you're looking to: 🔹 Enhance your conflict resolution skills in your current role. 🔹 Pursue a rewarding career as a certified mediator. This program is for YOU! Don't miss out! Register now and kickstart your journey to becoming a certified mediator: https://lnkd.in/drDmwP2 #BecomeAMediator #ConflictResolution #OnlineCourse

Exciting developments in international mediation in Asia from 2023 to early 2024! 🌏 Japan, Sri Lanka, and other nations are making significant strides in embracing mediation for international dispute resolution. Sri Lanka's recent ratification of the Singapore Convention, following Japan's marks a pivotal moment in the region. India's Mediation Act, 2023 also underscores the growing importance of mediation to resolve disputes. These actions not only facilitate peaceful conflict resolution but also promote cross-border cooperation and investment. Read the recent article highlighting these developments below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gcsf4Cgw #Mediation #InternationalMediation #SingaporeConvention #AsiaMediation

Your Time to Shine, Future Mediators! 🌟 As we bid farewell to Jean Chai inspiring journey, we're reminded that the stage is set for the #NextGeneration of mediators—#YOU! 🚀 Picture yourself armed with the knowledge, skills, and passion to make a difference in the world. With every challenge you overcome, every opportunity you seize, and every dream you chase, you're one step closer to creating a future where conflicts are mere stepping stones on the path to success. So, take Jean's story to heart. Let it be the spark that ignites your own journey to greatness. And remember, we're here to support you every step of the way 💙. Who knows? The next scholarship recipient at IM-Campus could be #YOU! 🎓 Together, let's turn #dreams into reality and transform the world, one mediator at a time. #CDRC2024 #Mediation #EmpoweringYouth #BuildingTheFuture

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#Tool2 Enhancing Mediation Skills: Mirroring & Summarizing Mastering the art of mediation involves effective communication techniques like mirroring and summarizing. Here's some Tipps: 👂 Listen Actively: Tune in to each party without bias, ensuring a deep understanding of their perspectives before reflecting back. 🤐 Use Neutral Language: Maintain impartiality by refraining from injecting personal opinions, fostering an environment conducive to resolution. 💬 Validate Emotions: Acknowledge and validate the emotions expressed, creating a safe space for open dialogue and empathy. Remember: Avoid interjecting personal biases, misinterpreting statements, or skipping vital details. By honing these skills, you can facilitate constructive conversations and guide parties towards peaceful resolutions. #MediationSkills #ConflictResolution #ActiveListening 🗣️💼

Great to announce new partial scholarships for the Newcastle University & Mediator Academy online LLM in Mediation and International Commercial Dispute Resolution for our September 2024 or January 2025 start, where you can study either part time or full time for this IMI - International Mediation Institute accredited programme bringing together theory, skills development, law, policy and technology in the mediation field. Some of these scholarships come with the chance to shadow mediators working at the highest levels and we are very grateful to Independent Mediators Ltd and Maxwell Mediators Singapore for providing these fantastic opportunities. Scholarship applicants must have applied for a place on the LLM programme (see 1st comment below for details) to be eligible. #mediation #onlinestudy #LLM #law #ADR For full details and how to apply for the scholarships see:

My mediation thoughts from 2020 MEDIATION REALITY AS IT IS... The fact that lawyers recommend mediation to their clients marks a significant stride in the development of both mediation and the entire dispute resolution system. However, some lawyers enter mediation with the assumption that the mediator will adopt a laissez-faire attitude, providing them with a genuine chance to persuade the other party to make what they deem as the only fair decision. Mediator is NEUTRAL, NEUTRAL, NEUTRAL! If lawyers bring their clients with predetermined minds, it hinders progress, whether in mediation or in court. In court proceedings, the outcome is utterly unpredictable, and one can never be certain of the other party's hidden strategies. Even if you are 75% confident of winning a legal case, it's impossible for it to be considered four times and won three out of them. You either win or lose, a decision made by the court, not by you. Only mediation offers the freedom of choice and the right to self-determination in the decision-making process if you are willing to NEGOTIATE. Everything that unfolds in mediation before the bargaining stage aids parties in gaining deeper insights into the subject matter of the dispute and finding answers to previously unclear questions. The information gathered during the mediation process proves immensely beneficial for lawyers in assessing the strengths and weaknesses of their clients' legal positions. Moreover, these strengths and weaknesses are often exposed during the initial mediation session, even without the mediator's explicit commentary. It is commendable when lawyers recognize the significance of this phase of the mediation process and leverage it for the benefit of their clients. In cases involving financial matters, as the bargaining stage commences, participants must grasp the value of the groundwork already laid. It's imperative to be willing to move closer to each other. If this doesn't occur, then what was the purpose of initiating the mediation process? Certainly, professional mediators are equipped with an array of tools and approaches for handling entrenched positions, but a mediator is not a magician; a mediator is the conductor of the negotiation process. The lawyers of the parties hold the responsibility for the "music" in mediation, and the process greatly benefits when they acknowledge the importance of this role. #Mediation #Bargaining #Session #Lawyers #Mediator #Process #Role