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When we gather together to build stronger collaboration, we give rise to incredible possibilities! To “Gather Around the Table” is a timeless phrase that highlights the importance of coming together in a way that is a foundational pillar of communication....
When making a good faith effort to resolve conflict and to build agreements, our practice acknowledges and takes into account the general disposition of all parties. This is important to helping us understand things like situational dynamics. Similarly, when getting...
Wondering how we approach decision-making? Curious about how our practice contrasts with arbitration and legal decision-making? With the summer holiday season upon us, we wanted to provide some relevant info for you regarding that question, specifically how we support folks...
Understanding your plans, methods, and what you value matters to us. We want to support you and work with you to establish a specialized conflict resolution process that best addresses your goals! Please contact us here to schedule a free...
One fascinating aspect of conflict resolution to examine and deliberate on is change. How compelling it is that change shares such an intimate and influential relationship with disputes and the processes often laid out to resolve them. The impact that...
Why Group Dispute Resolution? Many organizations, communities, families, and other groups are focused on strengthening communication, problem-solving, and planning. These objectives can be addressed in meaningful ways with dispute resolution, also commonly referred to as “conflict resolution”. A central part...
Building bridges to peace makes life better. Those bridges can lead us to the place of partnership, creativity, and harmony. We are here to provide assistance when it comes to that! Back to Home...
Clayton Jr. Mediation offers comprehensive strategies and different services including mediation, facilitation, and conflict coaching. We provide help to individuals, families, communities, businesses, and other organizations facing challenges of many kinds. Find out more by clicking here! Back to Home...
It is generally held that neutrality is a fundamental duty for mediators to uphold when assisting parties in conflict. For example, many courts and mediation associations have established ethical guidelines on neutrality (*)(***)(****). Beyond such considerations, neutrality creates the space...
Our practice is thankful for the many folks, families, and organizations we’ve had the opportunity to work with. We send our thanks and best wishes — a note on that here from Mediator, Facilitator, and Conflict Coach CJ Clayton Jr.!...