Conquering Conflict: Managing Negative Emotions During Mediation

Burenruzies Mediationa  might hide their feelings as a way of coping with a problem; while a team might react to pressure by cutting itself off from the rest of the organisation. Sickness absence can increase and unhappiness may lead to depression or stress. At a deeper level, the mediator builds trust by cultivating a space where individuals can talk freely, without fear of judgment. This ‘psychologically-safe’ space builds trust and enables parties to express their feelings. Whilst it can feel uncomfortable for leaders to listen to strong emotions, feelings are at the core of all difficult conversations. An experienced mediator will - near the end of a meeting - ask both clients to think about how they will sort out any future disagreements.
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Though it is clear that mediation during times of war and violence is difficult, it is still worth trying, and peace is possible. The United Nations and International organizations have not relented in their efforts for a peaceful world. While it has yet to be written by Curt’s doctor (and the hope is that she will agree to do it, because this will make the letter exist “on paper,” thereby increasing its potential conjunctive vector effect), its form and content is progressively anticipated and defined. The new letter’s existence is in-the-making, a matter of degree, in this key episode of the mediation. Each human actor’s respective contribution becomes the means by which this textual actor can change the nature of Curt–R2’s relation. Curt, his lawyer, R2, and Med2 themselves are therefore also key vectors through which this letter begins to exist.
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In as much that there has been a role change between men and women as regards the war front participants, women and children are mostly at the receiving end of a war. “women become the bearers of the culture that the men are fighting to defend.” They are victims and partakers of the war. “Women and the girl child are exposed to unwanted and highly traumatic pregnancies….
Mediation is now beyond an amicable settlement of disputes between parties. The initial conflict issues would have given birth to more issues that must be addressedfor peace to occur. Curt asks if someone else would be willing to write a letter to his physician, explaining “the why and what” (lines 464–466) that needs to be put in this official letter. He seems afraid that he will “say the wrong things” (line 458) and appears to anticipate the potential vector effect of the official letter in transforming his relation with the institution-through-R2. Curt’s lawyer agrees to write this “why and what” letter to Curt’s physician and ask her for the official letter that, everyone agrees, is necessary to resolve this dispute.