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Welcome to the latest episode of the Mediator's Musings podcast, brought to you by Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute, Australia.

In this insightful episode, we dive deep into trauma-informed mediation, a practice that integrates an understanding of the impacts of trauma to create a safe and supportive mediation environment for all participants.

Join us as our expert speaker outlines the foundational principles of trauma-informed mediation, discusses various types of trauma, and provides valuable strategies for recognising and addressing modifications that may be needed to the mediation process taking into account trauma's impact on individuals' physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being.

Whether you're a mediator, facilitator, or simply interested in learning more, this episode offers crucial insights and practical techniques for fostering healing and resilience in mediation settings.

Key Topics Covered:

• What is trauma-informed mediation?
• Recognizing the signs and impacts of trauma 
• Strategies to avoid re-traumatization
• The importance of creating a safe and empowering environment
• Ethical considerations and the role of mediators

Follow the Mediator's Musings podcast for in-depth tutorials and discussions on mediation practices and techniques.

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Mediation Institue director and Interact Support co-founder Joanne Law chats with Jeannie Magri the founder of Parenting Together Apart for Parents Not Together about the challenges that parents caught up in high conflict separation scenarios face. 

We discuss the collaboration between mediators and Jeannie's service to help parents who are not ready for mediation due to their level of distress or other barriers. 

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Sylvia Garibaldi is a marketing specialist who works with professionals to build their professional brand identity and build sustainable, profitable professional practices.

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In this episode Joanne Law chats with Rachel Clark about her history of working with and empowering people to communicate effectively together to build a safer and fairer world for all.

She's done this in roles as a teacher, mentor, groupwork facilitator, community development practitioner and mediator.

You can find out more about Rachel on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelcclark/ and her Mediation Institute Member Profile - https://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au/team-member/rachel-clark/

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Joanne Law chats with Suyheang Kry, director of Women's Peacemakers in Cambodia about the project for blending of traditional and modern mediation methods in Cambodia.

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Mediation Institute Director of Applied Learning, Ken Speakman chats with Venia Dimos, a dispute resolution specialist. From a background as a lawyer Venita has built her conflict inteligence to the level that she is a sought after speaker, working with Mediation Institute to develop a unique conflict coaching program and writing several books. Listen to find out more about Venita and her approach.

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In this episode Mediation Institute Director Joanne Law and Director of Applied Learning Ken Speakman talk about frames and how we fill in the gaps in our knowledge about other people with information about us not them!

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Director of Mediation Institute, Joanne Law and Director of Applied Learning, Ken Speakman talk about how you, we and everyone form maps of our world to help us to navigate our way through life. As with any map, they can get out of date or be poorly drawn in the first place and that can definitely lead to us getting lost. In mediation, our role is to help our clients to verbalise and explain their maps of the world (which make up their expectations about others) so that misunderstandings can be resolved.

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Mediation Institute Director Joanne Law and Director of Applied Learning talk about the concept of perceptions and it's relevance to us as mediators and dispute resolution professionals.

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