Author: Paula Rathjen

Can Environmental Mediation Save the World? BY LAWRENCE KERSHEN KC, IPOS MEDIATION Conflict in our world has intensified, fueled by factors like the pandemic, restrictions, war, economic chaos, and erosion of trust. While conflict is inevitable, violence is not. By embracing collaboration and mediation to

2 against 1 - The Problem with Alliances in a Dispute BY EMMA JENKINGS, MOSAIC MEDIATION Conflicts in the workplace often involve a group opposing an individual. Mediator Emma Jenkings highlights the importance of recognising individual experiences, rather than resorting to a 'them vs. one'

Mediation – The Human Element BY HELEN CURTIS, GARDEN COURT MEDIATION Read this interesting article written by Helen Curtis, examining the role of mediation in cases involving individuals lacking mental capacity. The research highlights the substantial benefits of mediation, including improved relationships, timely resolutions, and

Online or Offline: Comparing Methods of Mediation   BY DR MIKE TALBOT, UK MEDIATION Dr. Mike Talbot from UK Mediation hosted an informative webinar on the topic of 'Online or Offline: Comparing Methods of Mediation' and shared the recording online. Viewers gain insights into the

Workplace conflict – a £ billion problem   BY MALACHI MCPHERSON, THE TCM GROUP A recent report published by Acas revealed that workplace conflict costs UK employers £28.5 billion per year, explains Malachi McPherson from the TCM Group in this article. Mediation emerges as a

A Moment on Mediation BY HARRY SPURR Harry Spurr, mediator and CMC member, has started his new podcast 'A Moment on Mediation'. In each episode, he shares concise yet valuable insights into the world of commercial, civil, and property disputes, offering a unique blend of

The Role of Mediation in Medical Treatment Disputes BY MARGARET DOYLE AND DR JAIME LINDSEY In their recent article, Margaret Doyle and Dr. Jaime Lindsey reflect on a BBC film and its portrayal of the challenging decision-making process regarding healthcare for a critically unwell child.