November 13, 2014

Taking The Co-motion Out Of The Emotion In Mediation

"Give me your tired, your poor/Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free" is what is inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, as our nation was developing and expanding its population with many different cultures. Cultures that would ultimately become gravely beneficial, for being the foundation, as well as, the formulation of a collective of spirited individuals who basically share some of the same thoughts, wants and desires as the rest of the people who reside in this country, although they have cultural differences, that can sometimes get in the way for resolving issues. This weeks show titled “Taking The Co-motion Out Of The Emotion in Mediation,” will discuss the importance of being aware of the underlying cross-cultural differences that mediators should be aware of, as they are assisting their participants for reaching a resolution for their disagreement. Mark Morgan, is a Cross Cultural Communications Specialists and he is my guest for this show and we will discuss the methods used for defusing the Co-motion out of the Emotion in the Mediation process.

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Taking the Commotion out of Emotion Mark Morgan is a Cross Cultural Communications Specialists and he is my guest for this show and we will discuss the methods used for defusing the Co-motion out of the Emotion in the Mediation process.
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