Author Archives: Cinnie Noble
Collaborating in Conflict
When it comes to problem-solving during a conflict we seem to use different styles depending on a number of variables. These may include who the conflict is with, the nature of the issues, and whether the relationship or outcome are … Continue reading
Ten New Year’s Conflict Resolutions
Instead of a series of 10 questions, this week’s blog is a series of my Conflict Resolutions for 2014. This year, I will acknowledge how conflict presents an opportunity to enrich relationships. This year, I will make amends with people … Continue reading
Experiencing Your Conflict
In previous ConflictMastery™ Quest(ions) blogs I have discussed somatic symptoms of conflict. Today’s post is about what we experience internally that we may or may not show externally. That is, there are ways we are aware of – that others … Continue reading
Bouncing Back
In the aftermath of interpersonal conflicts some of us bounce back quicker than others. There are lots of reasons for this. For instance, as discussed in previous blogs, we may have unresolved issues and emotions that continue to haunt us. … Continue reading
Positions vs. Interests
In the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution, mediators, among other things, help people in dispute come to a mutually acceptable resolution about issues they do not agree on. Each party typically holds a disparate perspective from the other on what … Continue reading
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