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 As with any map, they can get out of date or be poorly drawn in the first place and that can definitely lead to us getting lost.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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In this episode of Mediator Musings Joanne Law speaks with Melinda Nutting about child inclusive practice and helping parents to work out care arrangements that work well for their children.

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Mediator and Counsellor Yvonne Flanders and Joanne Law chat about a range of topics related to mediation and counselling including conflict of interest and self care.

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A conversation with Mary Davenport. Mary has developed a program called Maggie's Legacy to help make changes in regards to family violence.

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This episode is with Family Lawyer Daniel Myers. Daniel is a very client focused lawyer who really cares about not just the outcome for his family law clients but their experience of the journey to that outcome. He has studies in mediation and psychology and understands that family law is about people problems not just legal problems.

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In this episode of Meditator Musings Joanne Law talks with Andrew Fa'avale a mediator born in New Zealand of Samoan ancestors who is working to help build cultural humility and a culture of enquiry and seeking to understand to replace the notion of "cultural competence"

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In this episode of Mediator Musings Joanne Law speaks with lawyer and remote work expert Emma Heuston. Emma is the author of The Tracksuit Economy.

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In this episode Joanne Law talks with Veerash Srikison who is a South African based Mediator and mediation trainer. Veerash shares her journey from being a barrister to mediator and her reflections on the process and the role of the mediator.

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