Evaluative mediation is a style of dispute resolution where the mediator takes a more active role, often providing feedback and sometimes even opinions about the strengths or weaknesses of each...
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Getting ready for a mediation session might seem like a lot, but it really makes a difference. Think of it like getting ready for a big meeting or even a trip – the better you prepare, the smoother...
When people think about resolving disagreements, they often jump to arguments or formal complaints. But there's a different way, a more constructive path that focuses on what people actually need,...
Facilitative mediation is a way for people in conflict to talk things out with the help of a neutral third person, called a mediator. Unlike a judge or an arbitrator, the mediator doesn't decide who...
Negotiation in mediation is something most people hear about, but not everyone really understands how it works. If you picture two people sitting across a table, each trying to get their way,...
When people can't agree, mediation offers a way to sort things out without going to court. There are different ways mediators help people talk, and these methods are called mediation strategies....