July 14, 2016
Through The Mediator’s Looking Glass: Beyond Clients’ Tears or Anger
(Three minute reading time) I had a day in the office recently which left me wanting to write about an important truth: most of...
(Three minute reading time) I had a day in the office recently which left me wanting to write about an important truth: most of...
I would like to share a rather tricky concept which I discuss with some of my clients as they struggle with their painful fears around...
I’ve recently been re-reading the seminal book Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most, and enjoying the reminder of how it’s often futile to...
One of the most important moments of people’s divorce process is when they assess their different process choices—courts, cooperative law, Collaborative Practice, mediation, do-it-yourself—and then...
I exclusively practice mediation and Collaborative Practice and so I am rarely in court. Never being in court makes it easy for me to recollect...
During this time of year we are all invited, one way or another, to think about who we are and how we relate to others. ...
Grieving is a deeply personal experience, but one can still recognize some commonalities running through most people’s grieving process. One way of looking at it...
We often think of mediation as an environment in which the mediator is a preternaturally peaceful person and the clients are kind to each other...
It’s commonplace for one of my clients to say to another, “You should be sorry, you should tell me you’re sorry for what’s happening.” And...
It’s winter and our thoughts turn to the various holidays and the turn of the year. Almost everyone enjoys some ritual celebrating the mood of...