Seven Years With George Mason University
Today marks the 7th year that I have taught for the Masters program of the School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University.
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Today marks the 7th year that I have taught for the Masters program of the School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University.
My first Aikido teacher and mentor Dr. Paul Linden was recently published in the Columbus Dispatch. Here are some of the highlights of his article:
I have just been notified that MastersinManagement.org has selected my website as one of the 101 Must-Bookmark Sites for Business Managers. To quote Jane Bryant
If you missed my interview of François Bogacz, CEO of Neuroawareness Consulting Services Inc. you can stream or download the show from the player below.
This is my second post on various thoughts that I had while reading the media reports about the murders during a settlement conference in Phoenix,
On January 31, during a settlement conference for a lawsuit, the defendant and his lawyer were tragically murdered by the plaintiff. I would like to
Conventional wisdom varies on how to deal with aggression. Some schools of thought advocate for swift retribution, while others embrace turning the other cheek. As
The American Psychological Association has posted an article entitled, “Helping your children manage distress in the aftermath of a shooting” that outlines simple strategies
Today, I have the pleasure of presenting Aikido and Conflict Competencies for the World Bank Internal Justice Day. The crux of this presentation focuses on
If you missed my live interview of Dr. Tricia Jones on the Texas Conflict Coach, as we discussed “the language of social success” – how