Description:This introductory Mediation guide book provides a foundation for anyone seeking to understand the mediation process.Alternative Dispute Resolution - this guide book deals with: All fields of mediation, including civil and commercial, workplace and employment, family and community. Mediation concepts -- including interests, framing, and dialogue-building--and use them not just at the mediation table but also in your marketing. Contents; Chapter 1- The Concept of Mediation Chapter 2 -Models of Mediation Chapter 3 -Mediation Practice Chapter 4 -Case Development and Management Readers who complete this introductory guide book will: demonstrate detailed knowledge of the concept of mediation and its contexts be familiar with the key principles and practices underpinning Mediation critically evaluate the different approaches to be used when dealing with conflict and impasse demonstrate skills in mediation and case workdemonstrate knowledge and application of ethical guidelines and principles consider the impact on the practitioner of working with people in conflict actively promote their own learning and reflexivity as mediators understand the importance of supervision in developing both competence and confidence.The Concept of Mediation understand the psychology and behaviours which produce Constructive or destructive outcomes resulting from situations of Conflict recognise the differences between mediation and other forms of conflict/dispute resolution demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the values and ethics underpinning mediation such as empowerment, mutual respect and the equity of exchange demonstrate ability to apply theory to the development of effective mediation practice differentiate between party autonomy, mediator authority and power, and the protection of a fair process understand the relationship between mediation and the law in different contexts and within different jurisdictions. critically analyse the various stages of the mediation process evaluate the benefits of mediation for each of the stakeholders engaged with the process. The various stages of the mediation processConvening process and preliminary arguments.Mediation introduction and laying down the ground rules for mediation.Statements by party spokesperson, followed by a repeat of the unsolved issue by the mediator.Setting the agenda for mediation.Facilitating the mediation.Reaching a negotiated settlement.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with An Introduction to Mediation: Mediate don't litigate - Alternative Dispute Resolution. To get started finding An Introduction to Mediation: Mediate don't litigate - Alternative Dispute Resolution, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
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An Introduction to Mediation: Mediate don't litigate - Alternative Dispute Resolution
Description: This introductory Mediation guide book provides a foundation for anyone seeking to understand the mediation process.Alternative Dispute Resolution - this guide book deals with: All fields of mediation, including civil and commercial, workplace and employment, family and community. Mediation concepts -- including interests, framing, and dialogue-building--and use them not just at the mediation table but also in your marketing. Contents; Chapter 1- The Concept of Mediation Chapter 2 -Models of Mediation Chapter 3 -Mediation Practice Chapter 4 -Case Development and Management Readers who complete this introductory guide book will: demonstrate detailed knowledge of the concept of mediation and its contexts be familiar with the key principles and practices underpinning Mediation critically evaluate the different approaches to be used when dealing with conflict and impasse demonstrate skills in mediation and case workdemonstrate knowledge and application of ethical guidelines and principles consider the impact on the practitioner of working with people in conflict actively promote their own learning and reflexivity as mediators understand the importance of supervision in developing both competence and confidence.The Concept of Mediation understand the psychology and behaviours which produce Constructive or destructive outcomes resulting from situations of Conflict recognise the differences between mediation and other forms of conflict/dispute resolution demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the values and ethics underpinning mediation such as empowerment, mutual respect and the equity of exchange demonstrate ability to apply theory to the development of effective mediation practice differentiate between party autonomy, mediator authority and power, and the protection of a fair process understand the relationship between mediation and the law in different contexts and within different jurisdictions. critically analyse the various stages of the mediation process evaluate the benefits of mediation for each of the stakeholders engaged with the process. The various stages of the mediation processConvening process and preliminary arguments.Mediation introduction and laying down the ground rules for mediation.Statements by party spokesperson, followed by a repeat of the unsolved issue by the mediator.Setting the agenda for mediation.Facilitating the mediation.Reaching a negotiated settlement.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with An Introduction to Mediation: Mediate don't litigate - Alternative Dispute Resolution. To get started finding An Introduction to Mediation: Mediate don't litigate - Alternative Dispute Resolution, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.