Divorce and family mediation : models, techniques, and applications

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Part 1: Introduction to Family and Divorce Mediation. Milne, Folberg, Salem, The Evolution of Family and Divorce Mediation: An Overview. Part 2: Models of Practice. Mayer, Facilitative Mediation. Bush, Pope, Transformative Mediation: Changing the Quality of Family Conflict Interaction. Lowry, Evaluative Mediation. Pruett, Johnston, Therapeutic Mediation with High-Conflict Parents: Effective Models and Strategies. Shienvold, Hybrid Processes. Part 3: Mediation Techniques and Interventions. McKnight, Erickson, The Plan to Parent Children Separately after Divorce. Saposnek, Working with Children in Mediation. Rose, Mediating Financial Issues: Theoretical Framework and Practical Applications. Lang, Understanding and Responding to Power in Mediation. Meierding, Managing the Communication Process in Mediation. Benjamin, Strategies for Managing Impasses. Part 4: Special Applications and Considerations. Raisner, Mediation When Parents Were Never Married. Milne, Mediation and Domestic Abuse. Jacob, Mediating with Blended Families. Barsky, Mediating Separation of Same-Sex Couples. Brown, Mediating in the Shadow of an Affair. Part 5: Mediation in the Court Context. Ricci, Court-Based Mandatory Mediation: Special Considerations. Welsh, Reconciling Self-Determination, Coercion, and Settlement in Court-Connected Mediation. Part 6: Developing the Profession. Beck, Sales, Emery, Research on the Impact of Family Mediation. English, Neilson, Certifying Mediators. Schepard, The Model Standards of Practice for Family and Divorce Mediation. Mosten, Establishing a Mediation Practice. Melamed, Divorce Mediation and the Internet.

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