At Resolution Institute, we can act as a neutral third party to find a dispute resolver for you.
We consider the various factors making up the dispute and the experience required to nominate a professional to match your dispute.
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Here’s a glimpse from our recent AMDRAS Mediation Training - Working With First Nations Communities in Melbourne.
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Accreditation is an indicator of excellence and a recognition of one’s skills to practice.
Resolution Institute’s accreditation pathways can support your journey.
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Our two-day Advanced Mediation Practicum gives experienced mediators the opportunity to examine practice obstacles, strengthen advanced techniques, and develop a more mindful approach.
📆 12–13 Nov
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📍Online
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Three useful questions to consider are:
What are the issues I most need to discuss?
What information will help explain my perspective?
What would a workable outcome need to address?
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Resolution Institute's 5 Day Mediation Training in Wellington combines sound theory with live demonstrations, simulation role-plays, practical exercises, coaching, and personalised feedback from experienced mediators.
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Conciliation is a facilitative dispute resolution process in which parties discuss the key issues with the assistance of a conciliator, jointly or separately, with the aim of resolving the dispute.
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Conflict can arise in workplaces, communities, organisations and commercial relationships, and the right way forward is not always obvious.
Because navigating conflict starts with understanding the options available.
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For Arbitration Week, Erika Williams & Dr. Drossos Stamboulakis explored how poorly drafted clauses derail proceedings.
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What are the benefits of arbitration?
Arbitration is a private, impartial, and flexible process that offers confidentiality, efficiency, and a cost-effective way to resolve disputes.
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For law students, graduates, and early-career lawyers interested in how people work through disputes, dispute resolution can open the door to mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and other forms of dispute resolution.
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Resolution Institute's 2-Day Advanced Mediation Practicum is designed for mediators and dispute resolution practitioners who wish to enhance their mediation skills and further develop their dispute resolution techniques.
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An arbitrator's role is to decide the dispute, not to facilitate the parties towards their own agreement.
The resulting decision, known as an arbitral award, is legally binding and generally enforceable in court.
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