This blog highlights the role of school-based mediation in resolving the communication breakdown between the mother and child and how it was recommended by the child's school. Before you exit, be sure to check out the action plans mentioned at the end of this blog. These plans offer valuable insights and guidance for schools, mediation … Continue reading Building Bridges: How School-Based Mediation Strengthened a Mother-Child Relationship
Why Are Business Partners Choosing Mediation over DIY Conflict Resolution? Case Example: A and B A and B are equal partners in a small marketing company. They have been friends for years and decided to start the business together. Recently, they have been disagreeing about the direction of the company. A wants to focus on … Continue reading Why Is He Bringing in a Mediator Between Us? Sharing A Case Example of a Business Situation! (call it a Dispute if you like)
Co-parenting is a complex undertaking, involving tough questions and challenges that can arise for all couples. For LGBTQ couples, these challenges can be particularly difficult to navigate. However, hiring a facilitative mediator can create a safe and inclusive space for discussion, enabling both partners to find solutions that work for everyone involved. In this blog, … Continue reading Navigating Co-Parenting Challenges with Gender Inclusivity: How a Facilitative Mediator Can Help You Ask the Tough Questions and Find Solutions
When you receive a legal notice against you and your company, it is natural to experience anxiety and stress. A mediator can help in the following ways: Provide emotional support: A mediator can help you deal with the emotions that come with receiving a legal notice. They can offer a listening ear, validate your feelings, … Continue reading 4 Ways a Mediator Can Help Ease Anxiety When Facing a Legal Notice Against You and Your Company
Mediation can get dirty - A new title coming in with a cliche thought. Introduction The couple knew each other since high school. They went to college together. Both of them got placed with a multinational company and in a few years, they synergised a good amount of savings with investments for lifetime. As they … Continue reading Mediation can get dirty.
My Mediation Mentorship Journey, in few words, by Sruthi Murali, Mediation Enthusiast and Law Graduate from School of Excellence in law, Chennai. Sruthi Murali, Mediation Mentee at Dialogue den (2019-20) I interned at Dialogue den, a boutique firm for Conflict Management and Private Mediation run by Amee Dharamshi. Initially, the internship was for two months, … Continue reading Sruthi Murali’s Mediation Mentorship Journey at Dialogue den.
Coexisting with the families we create. My summary from the sharing session held Meena Waghray, Mediation Skills Trainer at OutOfCourt.In on the topic "Conflict Resolution at Home." 1. It is important to express the acknowledgement upfront. When your family members speak to you, always respond, something like ... "I heard you.." .. "Ah so you … Continue reading Coexisting with the families we create.
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From the 1918 influenza pandemic time and Gandhi’s role as an Arbitrator. A hobby of reading books reaps incredible benefits. This Covid-19 pandemic lock-down season lends me the luxury time to read plenty of books. This week I randomly chose to read this book from my bookshelf. I particularly cannot remember when the book was … Continue reading From the 1918 influenza pandemic time and Gandhi’s role as an Arbitrator.
Online discussion with two distant mentees. This screenshot from our online zoom learning class, we are learning about Conflict Resolution Spectrum & Mediation. Me Amee Dharamshi from Bengaluru with two mediation mentees Bhavya Sharma from Haryana and Yuvraj Mittal from Rajasthan. What are my mentees teaching me? 1. Explaining mediation in vernacular language. I learnt … Continue reading Online discussion with two distant mentees.
