[ad_1] One of the hardest jobs of a mediator is to give a good response to the parties’ concerns. After mediating thousands of cases, I have heard a lot of questions and concerns from the parties. The mediator has to give a response that informs without alienating one or both parties. Here are some responses […]
[ad_1] Personality conflicts are the most commonly reported problems in the workplace. Too often these conflicts go unresolved because people concentrate on the personalities rather than focusing on the issues. When they escalate they create a TOXIC work environment. In any relationship, both people influence the other’s behavior. In personality conflicts both parties bear some […]
[ad_1] If you have never done it before, mediation might seem a little tricky to you, especially when clubbed with paranoia whether it will work for you or not. But that only means you are normal. Whenever we are going to do something new, we are characteristically a little apprehensive. Its only when we begin […]
[ad_1] “…when I remember you upon my bed, and meditate on you in the watches of the night;” (Psalm 63:6) Meditation is an essential ingredient to a mature Christian walk with Christ. Notice that I said “mature Christian walk.” The Christian who is not meditating on God’s word regularly is not walking in a manner […]
[ad_1] Law is a business. And lawyers are in business to make money. In many cases, lots of it. In most civil cases, you need the sage advice of a person educated in statutory and case law to protect your legal rights and interests, and to advocate on your behalf. However, there are some civil […]
[ad_1] SSRI Discontinuation Syndrome (SDS) and How to Overcome It This applies to the majority of antidepressants, however due to the popularity of SSRI’s, this problem is usually discussed in terms of “SSRI Discontinuation Syndrome”. Here are the key points – * SDS is basically the drug withdrawal your brain and body goes through when […]
[ad_1] Who else wants to learn how to mediate? Do you find the idea of inner peace, tranquility and emotional equilibrium to be a very attractive thought? Are you envious of people who have found their center….are clear headed in crisis and seemingly DON’T sweat the small stuff? The truth is, the very same balance, […]
[ad_1] There are many different ways to meditate. No particular method of meditating is more “right” than another, it’s simply a matter of finding out the meditation method that works best for you. You may even find that the method that works best for you varies according to your own mood or what you are […]
[ad_1] Kindergarten teachers know, they know which children will be easy to teach and which children will be difficult to teach because they will struggle to learn. It has nothing to do with how intelligent a child is, or whether they know how to write their names. If a child’s appears ready to learn, eager […]
[ad_1] After spending almost 30 years as a therapist helping people solve arguments and conflicts, I have come up with a simple 5-step process to help transform conflicts into meaningful communication. These steps can be used in a relationship at any level, from friends to co-workers, to lovers, spouses or partners. I have found that […]
[ad_1] The process of a pretrial hearing basically happens when there is a case, which requires discussion outside the domain of a court. Often cases are brought to the court, mostly involving a process of divorce or settlement over basic issues and these can be solved without a formal trial. Both parties are requested to […]
[ad_1] Let’s begin. “For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith” (Mark 11:23 KJV). […]
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