No matter your profession (attorney, clinician, family therapist) or skill level (seasoned
professional or novice), The Handbook of Family Dispute Resolution is an invaluable …

This article describes the strategic style approach to the mediation role. The hallmark of the
approach is the mediator's attempt to address the underlying dysfunction that is fueling the …

Mediation for divorcing couples: a presentation of models and ideologies This article
describes important mediation models used for handling divorce cases. Early models were …

Adopting a theoretical framework from social narrative therapy, this paper examines how
new realities are being constantly created as the corporate narrative is rewritten or 're …

With the introduction in 1979 of the first family mediation services inBritain, a mode of
intervention emerged to fill a space, hitherto unoccupied, that none of the existing services …

Da mesma forma que em psicoterapia, o emprego de um modelo de base sistêmica
construcionista social para trabalhar a resolução alternativa de conflitos procura integrar a …

Integral Theory is a metatheory developed by American philosopher Ken Wilber to include
and contextualize all existing knowledge. This article uses Wilber's concepts of quadrants …

Recent reviews of the empirical literature on divorce mediation (Kressel, 1985; Pearson and
Thoennes, in press) suggest that investigators have been primarily concerned with the …

Every year in North America, roughly one million couples will be divorced (Kitson, Babri, and
Roach, 1985; McKie, Prentice, and Reed, 1983). Of these, an estimated 3 percent will …

To explore the issue of defining the problem in family mediation, the authors compare
rational and therapeutic models of mediation, focusing on their therapeutic family mediation …