| Conflict Resolution Conflict is a given. We're surrounded by it. From the minor
                    office spat to international misunderstandings leading to
                    war and mass destruction, conflict is simply a part of life.
                    It is unrealistic to hope that conflict will go away anytime
                    soon, but what is realistic is developing skills that will
                    help you and your organization deal effectively and responsibly
                    with conflict. From a leadership perspective, it's not the
                    absence of conflict, but what we do about it that counts.  GWLI offers conflict resolution support in the following
                    areas: 
                    
                      Dispelling the myths of conflict: examining
                          the mythology of conflict - does our belief system
                      support a healthy approach to conflict resolution? Is an
                      attitudinal shift the first order of business?
                      Understanding conflict:
                          an essential step to resolving conflict is to recognize
                        its symptoms and to understand its causes.
                      Positions vs. Interests:
                          the positions taken in conflict tend to entrench it,
                      and often mask what is at the heart of the conflict - diverging
                        interests.
                      CR techniques: from negotiation to arbitration,
                          there is a spectrum of CR interventions that can be
                      brought to bear, depending on the nature and severity of
                      conflict, and the urgency for resolution.
                      Getting started - how to
                            encourage parties involved in conflict to commence
                        the process of resolution.
                      Resources: - go it alone; go it alone
                            with coaching; using third party neutrals; calling
                        in the experts.
                      Implementing agreements: even when agreement
                          is reached, it can be a challenge to ensure its implementation;
                          how to enable the creation of agreements that survive
                      for the long haul?  GWLI has the resources and the expertise to support your
                    growth as a leader in conflict resolution.   We will tailor
                      our programs to meet your needs.
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