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To speed up the learning curve of mediation expertise, Jean Poitras and Susan Raines have benchmarked the mediation process in Expert Mediators. For each proposed strategy, this book discusses conditions under which each practice should be used as well as approaches to mitigate risks associated with using each strategy and technique.

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This wonderful and important work by authors Poitras and Raines offers great promise to significantly advance the art and science of mediation practice. They have carefully benchmarked experienced mediators and 'best practices' from a wide variety of mediation settings to codify and explain how to overcome eight predictable challenges mediators are likely to face. By colorful and user friendly illustrations of mediators at work, they provide numerous key insights and tools that stretch far beyond the basic mediation training that limits the effectiveness and utility of many mediators. They have done a masterful job in providing readers an opportunity to be guided by an august group of talented experts! -- Neil Katz Ph.D, Professor, Nova Southeastern University and Professor Emeritus, Maxwell School, Syracuse University
This book fills a gap in the literature for novice mediators. It provides a deep understanding of strategies and techniques that experienced mediators use when faced with challenges which lead to an impasse. It should be recommended reading for mediation training programs. -- Dale Bagshaw Ph.D, University of South Australia

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments IntroductionWhy do we need to benchmark mediation? CHAPTER 1 Tapping expert mediators' knowledge CHAPTER 2 Dealing with parties’ resistance to mediation CHAPTER 3 Dealing with mistrust among parties CHAPTER 4 Dealing with difficult attorneys CHAPTER 5 Dealing with cultural differences CHAPTER 6 Maintaining neutrality in mediation CHAPTER 7 Dealing with parties’ emotions CHAPTER 8 Moving from past to future focus CHAPTER 9 Dealing with entrenched positions ConclusionHow do expert mediators mediate? References Appendix 1 Mediator Biographies About the Authors Index

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    A Hardback by Jean Poitras, Susan S. Raines

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      Publisher: Jason Aronson, Inc.
      Publication Date: 11/21/2012 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780765709639, 978-0765709639
      ISBN10: 0765709635

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      Book Synopsis
      To speed up the learning curve of mediation expertise, Jean Poitras and Susan Raines have benchmarked the mediation process in Expert Mediators. For each proposed strategy, this book discusses conditions under which each practice should be used as well as approaches to mitigate risks associated with using each strategy and technique.

      Trade Review
      This wonderful and important work by authors Poitras and Raines offers great promise to significantly advance the art and science of mediation practice. They have carefully benchmarked experienced mediators and 'best practices' from a wide variety of mediation settings to codify and explain how to overcome eight predictable challenges mediators are likely to face. By colorful and user friendly illustrations of mediators at work, they provide numerous key insights and tools that stretch far beyond the basic mediation training that limits the effectiveness and utility of many mediators. They have done a masterful job in providing readers an opportunity to be guided by an august group of talented experts! -- Neil Katz Ph.D, Professor, Nova Southeastern University and Professor Emeritus, Maxwell School, Syracuse University
      This book fills a gap in the literature for novice mediators. It provides a deep understanding of strategies and techniques that experienced mediators use when faced with challenges which lead to an impasse. It should be recommended reading for mediation training programs. -- Dale Bagshaw Ph.D, University of South Australia

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgments IntroductionWhy do we need to benchmark mediation? CHAPTER 1 Tapping expert mediators' knowledge CHAPTER 2 Dealing with parties’ resistance to mediation CHAPTER 3 Dealing with mistrust among parties CHAPTER 4 Dealing with difficult attorneys CHAPTER 5 Dealing with cultural differences CHAPTER 6 Maintaining neutrality in mediation CHAPTER 7 Dealing with parties’ emotions CHAPTER 8 Moving from past to future focus CHAPTER 9 Dealing with entrenched positions ConclusionHow do expert mediators mediate? References Appendix 1 Mediator Biographies About the Authors Index

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