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00:46Describing the Mediation Process with Mediation Panel
The following panel discusses their experience as divorce mediators and how to help, educate and empower individuals at various stages of the divorce process:
Mediator Barb North of Win Win Training and Mediation has been mediating for over 20 years and has a particular expertise in conflict management training and mediation in sensitive areas, including divorce mediation. Her website is www.winwintraining.com
Beth Esrey is a private mediator working with families in conflict who want to resolve differences respectfully, privately and effectively. Her website is www.esreymediation.com.
Jennifer Safian has a private practice as a divorce and family mediator in NYC. In addition to working with people going through divorce, Jennifer mediates trial separations, separations, pre nups and post nups, post divorce as well as other family conflicts. Her website is www.safianmediation.com.
Tags: divorce mediation empowering educating help
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Improving Mediation Skills and Promoting Mediation via Skype
Virtual Mediation Lab is a pilot project sponsored by the Association for Conflict Resolution Hawaii Chapter. Mediator Giuseppe Leone, past president of ACR Hawaii and VML founder, will: Talk about the 2 goals of that project: (1) Helping mediators practice and improve their skills, and (2) promoting mediation and online mediation around the world - with Skype Review the 5 lessons learned from running over 100 online mediation simulations via Skype Answer questions on the air To watch some examples of VML online mediations via Skype -- in English, Spanish, French, Italian and Thai -- click here Do you need more info? Or do you have any comments or suggestions about the ACR Hawaii pilot project Virtual Mediation Lab? Here is how you can contact us: Email Twitter Join our LinkedIn Group Mediation Skills Development Around the World via SkypeTags: mediation skype online odr dispute resolution
by ACR Blog Talk Radio in Training
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When Families Need Mediation
Debra Schuster, Elderlaw Atty, share her tips about mediation of family members during caregiving of aging parents.
Recommended Websites:
National Healthcare Decisions Day www.nhdd.org
Missouri Bar Association www.mobar.org
Contact info:
1121 Olivette Executive Parkway Suite 105 St. Louis, Missouri 63132 telephone no. : (314) 991-2602
Ms. Schuster is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Life Care Planning Attorneys Association.Tags: mediation Family Disagreements Family Caregiver Caregiver Support Caregiving Arguments
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00:40
The Magic of Elder Mediation
Elder mediation can enhance family communication skills and change the face of health care as we know it. It promotes dignity and respect and enhances the quality of life for all concerned. Elder mediation is a focused, preventative, respectful process – usually multi-party, multi-issue and intergenerational - whereby a trained elder mediator ensures, as much as possible, that all who need to be are present in the mediation. The mediator facilitates discussions focusing on present strengths and assists participants in exploring their stated issues or concerns. This form of mediation often involves the many people related to the issues, such as family members, caregivers, organizations, agencies and/or any named service providers.
International trainer, bestselling author, guest lecturer and certified FMC (Family Mediation Canada) Comprehensive Family Mediator and Elder Mediator, Judy pioneered training for elder mediators in 1994 and drafted the Code of Conduct for Elder Mediators. She sits on the elder mediation certification committee, is a past president of Family Mediation Canada and Elder Mediation Canada, and is involved in several research initiatives on elder mediation. Judy is chair of the Elder Mediation International Network and co-chaired five World Summits with the 6th International Summit to be held in Adelaide, South Australia in 2013 (Apr29-May 1).
Judy has twice represented Canada on the CARF International Accreditation Committee in Washington DC to develop international standards for long term care facilities.
Tags: CARF International Accreditation Committee Elder Mediation International Network Judy-McCann-Beranger Texas Conflict Coach Pattie Porter
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00:16Featured
What is divorce mediation?
This podcast will explore the use of mediation in a divorce proceeding and will also discuss the “pros” and “cons” in using mediation.
Tags: mediation divorce mediation process benefits of mediation divorce proceeding
by Chicago Legal Latte in Legal
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00:25
Resolving Issues Around Aging through Mediation
eCareDiary will interview Bonita Para and Doris Haas, Founders of Eldercare Mediation, LLC about how mediation services can help families come together to make decisions to support the dignity, well being and autonomy of the elderly.
Tags: Bonita Para Doris Haas Eldercare Mediation elderly autonomy caregiving
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00:58
Privacy
We will discuss how to balance individual privacy concerns with the needs of the group.
As usual, we will also discuss two delicious recipes for sharing. The "safe" recipe will be Eggplant Parmesan, and the "adventure" recipe will be Pork in Cream Sauce.
Tags: privacy group needs mediation eggplant parmesan pork cream sause
by RecipeForPeaceNow in Education
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Angel Power Hour
Join Christia and the Angels for mediation and live readings!
www.christiacummings.com
Tags: Angels Meditation spirituality Christia Cummings-Slack Christia Angel Medium
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00:35
David Bedrick: Love-Based Psychology
VividLife Radio’s Edie Weinstein welcomes Author David Bedrick J.D., Dipl. PW, to discuss love-based psycology
David Bedrick, J.D., Dipl. PW, is an educator, counselor, attorney, organizational consultant, and writer. His broad range of knowledge is apparent in the scope of topics he taught while on the faculty of the University of Phoenix, including courses on philosophy (critical thinking and ethics) and psychology (addictions and dependencies, negotiation and mediation, clinical interviewing, cultural diversity, ethics in human services, and group work), as well as employment law and conflict management in the MBA program. As a practitioner of process-oriented psychology, a branch of Jungian psychology, he has worked with groups, couples, and individuals for nearly twenty years. His graduate work in psychology at the University of Minnesota and clinical training at the Process Work Institute, where he is a diplomate and teacher as well as serving on the ethics committee and on the advisory board for the master’s program in conflict resolution, provided the basis for the “love-based psychology” he advocates in this book, Talking Back To Dr. Phil: Alternatives To Mainstream Psychology.
vivTags: Love Transformation Self Help Relationships psychology
by VividLife Radio in Self Help
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00:31
Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights Brian Kypta
Folsom, CA – While the secret to a happy marriage remains a secret, many couples who have experienced difficulties in their relationship have found help through couples therapy. Unfortunately, according to recent surveys, nearly two-thirds of divorced couples never sought therapy before dissolving their relationship. Had they done so, perhaps many of these couples could have reconciled.
Brian Kypta is a registered Intern (IMF 68710) and employee of Life Practice Counseling Group (supervised by Carisa Sherwood LMFT 48768) specializing in couples therapy. Kypta works with couples in various levels of distress to help resolve their issues and restore their relationship.
“My client is not the husband or the wife,” says Kypta. “My client is the relationship. I don’t take sides. I look at how people relate to each other and I help them understand each other better to help resolve their issues.”
According to Kypta, couples typically don’t argue about the real issues bothering them. They argue around the issue because they don’t feel like it’s something they can bring up with their spouse.
“It’s not about mediation,” explains Kypta. “Couples often want to know out who is right about an issue, but that has nothing to do with my role. In almost every case, the real problem is that they have difficulties trusting one another. In therapy, couples learn how to develop that trust and how to nurture it over time."
The most important thing that is established in a therapeutic environment, says Kypta, is safety. It’s essential people feel safe, respected and heard. Ultimately, healing isn’t accomplished in the therapist’s office, but rather with each other.
“People only come to therapy because it’s important,” says Kypta. “What’s important is solving their problems."
Tags: relationship marriage couples trust therapy
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Close-Up Talk Radio spotlights Brian Kypta
Folsom, CA – While the secret to a happy marriage remains a secret, many couples who have experienced difficulties in their relationship have found help through couples therapy. Unfortunately, according to recent surveys, nearly two-thirds of divorced couples never sought therapy before dissolving their relationship. Had they done so, perhaps many of these couples could have reconciled.
Brian Kypta is a registered Intern (IMF 68710) and employee of Life Practice Counseling Group (supervised by Carisa Sherwood LMFT 48768) specializing in couples therapy. Kypta works with couples in various levels of distress to help resolve their issues and restore their relationship.
“My client is not the husband or the wife,” says Kypta. “My client is the relationship. I don’t take sides. I look at how people relate to each other and I help them understand each other better to help resolve their issues.”
According to Kypta, couples typically don’t argue about the real issues bothering them. They argue around the issue because they don’t feel like it’s something they can bring up with their spouse.
“It’s not about mediation,” explains Kypta. “Couples often want to know out who is right about an issue, but that has nothing to do with my role. In almost every case, the real problem is that they have difficulties trusting one another. In therapy, couples learn how to develop that trust and how to nurture it over time."
The most important thing that is established in a therapeutic environment, says Kypta, is safety. It’s essential people feel safe, respected and heard. Ultimately, healing isn’t accomplished in the therapist’s office, but rather with each other.
“People only come to therapy because it’s important,” says Kypta. “What’s important is solving their problems."
Tags: relationship marriage couples trust therapy
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02:08
InSpirit With JP- Free Readings with Lady Sapphire
Welcome to InSpirit With JP!!!
Today We Welcome to the Studio Lady Sapphire for Inspired Dialgoue and Free Mini Personal Readings.
Lady Sapphire is an Intuitive Medium, Clairvoyant, Spiritual Guide and Healer. She is the host and creator of Lady SapphireRadio right here on Blogtalkradio. Lady Sapphire is best known for her accuracy, warmth, her work with family mediation, crisis recovery and Personality Intergration work.
"I am blessed to have this Ligth Worker here in Studio with Us"-JP
For a Free Mini-Reading, please be sure to dail in early as lines will fill up quickly. Be sure to also press the #1 on your dail pad and elimnate any background noises.
Lady Sapphire can be reached for a private and indepth session at www.ladysapphireradio.com
For a private and indepth reading with JP head over to www.jpinspirit.com
Tags: Free Intuitive Readings Lady Sapphire James JP Jackson Metaphysical Inter-Spirituality
by SpiritCoach JP in Spirituality
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