This is open to everyone in the ADR field who is interested is opening their mind by reading books (primarily non-ADR), engaging others in discussion with the end result providing a learning and growing experience for each participant.
Hi everyone I am Rosa and I live in Cost Rica in Central America.
I hope we can share ideas and trends in the ADR field. I am a lawyer, but a mediator and arbitrator too. I am fascinated with the neuroscience and its applications in mediation process-
For example, it is better to use joint sessions than just caucuses. Parties need to see each other and control the sincerity of the other party. I know it is easier for a mediator to manage parties emotions when they are separated, but that can be an excuse to nos use joint sessions.
ADR Book Club
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This is open to everyone in the ADR field who is interested is opening their mind by reading books (primarily non-ADR), engaging others in discussion with the end result providing a learning and growing experience for each participant.
ADR and neuroscience
by Rosa María Abdelnour Granados
Jul 4, 2018
Hi everyone I am Rosa and I live in Cost Rica in Central America.
I hope we can share ideas and trends in the ADR field. I am a lawyer, but a mediator and arbitrator too. I am fascinated with the neuroscience and its applications in mediation process-
For example, it is better to use joint sessions than just caucuses. Parties need to see each other and control the sincerity of the other party. I know it is easier for a mediator to manage parties emotions when they are separated, but that can be an excuse to nos use joint sessions.
What do you think?