#timhjrogers: STAGES OF MEDIATION

Wednesday 21 June 2023

STAGES OF MEDIATION

STAGES OF MEDIATION

See our summary guide

Stage 1: Mediator's opening statement.

Stage 2: Disputants' opening statements.

Stage 3: Joint discussion. The mediator might encourage the parties to respond directly to the opening statements

Stage 4: Private caucuses. The private caucus is a chance for each party to meet privately with the mediator.

Stage 5: Joint negotiation. After caucuses, the mediator might bring the parties back together to negotiate directly

Stage 6: Closure. If the parties reach an agreement

Read more
https://www.adaptconsultingcompany.com/mediationtoolkit/Process%20Stages%20of%20Mediation.pdf

Tim HJ Rogers
Thinking Feeling Being
We support people and organisations achieve their goals through facilitation, workshops, mentoring, mediation and sharing change resources
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