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Our society is crying for alternatives to the adversarial approach of dealing with disputes. Resolving conflict with a different form of conflict does not work. Negotiating from bases of power and fixed positions deepens the divide and expands the problem. The best and most lasting solutions and resolutions are those created by the people directly involved.

After Taking This Course You Will Have:

  • Methods for discussion and dialogue.
  • Methods for problem solving.
  • Clear concept of the role of the facilitator.
  • Tips, tools and practical applications you can use.
  • Workable alternatives to the adversarial style.
  • One hour of free coaching within 6 months of the course.

This Course Focuses On:

  • Understanding the sources of conflict
  • Blocks to conciliation
  • Creating a healthy atmosphere
  • Ways to hold a dialogue over sensitive topics
  • Joint problem solving
  • Developing solutions for difficult problems
Who Should Take this Course

Facilitators, trainers, mediators, managers, team leaders, consultants, lawyers, union leaders, human resources professionals, community leaders, parents, educators.
Please bring an example of a conflict to work with during the course.


Prerequisite:

None

Cost:
$545.00
($495 early registration at least three weeks before the course)

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2007 Dates & Locations:

California
Sacramento

April 24-25

Illinois
Chicago
May 22-23

Louisana
New Orleans

January 18-19

Minnesota
Minneapolis/St. Paul
December 6-7



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