by Paul Golden, RM RN PGCE (teaching) Mediator, BA Law
Duration: 60 Mins
Credits: 1 CERP, 1 R-CERP
Handout: Yes
Abstract:
Mediation is a peaceful way to resolve and prevent conflict. By drawing attention to options strategies and reframing the real issues parties can release stuckness to find positive ways of communicating. We can mediate for each other and ourselves through awareness & self care.
Family conflict affects us all. Midwives have their own families at home and their familiar relationships at work. The families we care for may have their own conflicts. Mediation will bring mindfulness to being with ourselves with increased sense of calm. Midwives are often being all things to others and not finding time to be with themselves. Connecting to Mindfulness can bring mediation into our relationships and improved communications.
Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Describe how to attain a greater sense of calmness and kindness to ourselves and to others
Objective 2: Discuss how empathetic language can create opportunities for reaching agreement
Objective 3: Discuss how conflict is an opportunity to learn.
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