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The Alienated Child: Commentary on the Intensity of Rejection and an Elaboration of the Therapeutic Team Approach

The Alienated Child: Commentary on the Intensity of Rejection and an Elaboration of the Therapeutic Team Approach

Jul 24, 2017 | 2017 Summer, Children of Divorce, Co-Parenting

By Maddy Cacciatore | Children who are alienated from one of their parents may be projecting a lot of their pain onto the rejected parent. Helping them may take a team effort.

Using ADR Ideas to Negotiate Divorce Agreements

Using ADR Ideas to Negotiate Divorce Agreements

Jul 23, 2017 | 2017 Summer, Articles for the Public, Divorce, Mediation Practice

By Larry Gaughan | Adversarial attorneys can learn from mediators about using constructive processes instead of exacerbating competitive, dysfunctional divorce negotiations.

The Marriage Between Cultural Sensitivity and Mediation

The Marriage Between Cultural Sensitivity and Mediation

Jul 23, 2017 | 2017 Summer, Articles for Mediators, Divorce, Mediation Practice

By Mukul Khandelwal | Becoming a culturally-sensitive mediator is a process that continues throughout one’s professional career. Clients’ cultures and values may differ greatly from family to family.

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