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by admin, 19th December 2022
1. Mediation Resources, with Diane Musho Hamilton 1.2 Everything is Workable: A Zen Approach to Conflict Resolution
Learn how to deal with conflicts more skilfully from state supreme court mediator and Zen master Diane Hamilton. Ignoring conflicts usually won't make them go away, but if you approach them consciously, you can navigate conflicts in ways that not only honours everyone involved but also makes them a source of deep insight as well. Diane will show you how to engage conflict with wisdom and compassion by:
Cultivating the mirror-like quality of attention as your base Identifying three personal conflict styles and determine which ones you fall into Recognizing the three fundamental perspectives in any conflict situation Turning conflicts in families, at work, and in every kind of interpersonal situation into win-win situations Reduce stress in your life by learning these techniques and transform the way you handle conflicts in your life. 1.3 The world of mediation Meditation teacher and mediator Diane Hamilton joins me to discuss the Zen of conflict. 2. Mediation and mindfully getting in the middle: Brad Heckman at TEDx Teachers College In this insightful talk, Brad Heckman discusses mindfulness in conflict mediation. Using poignant humour and his own hand-drawn illustrations, Heckman effectively communicates the necessary balance of emotions, relief and reflection that mindfulness supports in the mediation process. Our
approach to conflict is not a fixed part of our character, it is
learned behaviour that we can change. Dana Caspersen, conflict
specialist, award-winning performer and author of "Changing the
Conversation: The 17 Principles of Conflict Resolution" offers two
simple, transformative actions that we can choose, which can
fundamentally change the conflict conversations in our lives. For many, conflict is considered a negative experience and an indication that something has gone wrong. When viewed from that perspective it frequently creates interactions that leave us feeling frustrated and unsatisfied. In this talk, Clair identifies some of the ways we get stuck in the trap of justification and also provides hope for a new way of approaching conflict. This different approach unlocks the possibilities of conflict and empowers us to create the change we want in the world around us, in our relationships, places of work, communities, and most of all within ourselves. |
