Welcome To Map the Maze
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This course is designed to help anyone who is separating or divorcing and using mediation. Find out more in this video.
This course provides clear, concise, and practical guidance on the right way to manage these issues and find the best possible outcome for all involved.
From understanding the emotional and psychological aspects of divorce to developing a successful negotiation plan, this course covers all aspects of the mediation process.
You'll learn effective communication strategies, gain insights into the mediation process, and discover how to approach disagreements with your former partner.
Throughout the course, you'll also find personal stories, quotes, and exercises designed to help you manage your emotions and stay positive throughout the transition. Packed full of useful information, Map the Maze provides you with the insights and tools you need to navigate the challenges of divorce with confidence and clarity.
Benefits of the program
01.
Understanding of the mediation process
Greater understanding of the mediation process and what is happening at each stage.
02.
More Effective Communication
Learning how to communication effectively and negotiate to achieve your goals.
03.
Manage Your Emotions More Effectively
Understanding how to manage your emotions so you can stay focused
A look at the modules inside our program
01.
Understanding The Maze
02.
Understanding Emotions
Module 2 is about you. What are our beliefs about conflict? And how can we understand ourselves (and others) better when we are in conflict.
03.
Understanding Communication
This module is about communication. Sometimes during separation and divorce, one of the first casualties is effective communication. This module gives you some ideas which you may wish to try to enhance your communication in the mediation.
04.
Improving Your Negotiation Skills
Module 4 is all about negotiation. I walk you through some basic negotiation theory ideas and explain how these apply in mediation.
05.
Moving Forward
Module 5 is about moving on and moving forward. You may need to reflect on where you are and how far you have come. You may need to adjust to future challenges and this module will give you some ideas about how to do this in mediation.
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Testimonials
Monica Borschel PhD
"Map the Maze is a comprehensive course that guides the divorce and mediation process from beginning to end. I highly recommend this course to anyone contemplating or in the middle of a divorce. The course covers everything from managing emotions to noegotiating and preparing for and handling the mediation. Although divorce can be an overwhelming experience, Map the Maze can ease the confusion and increase confidence throughout the process."
Anon
"Map the Maze provides an essential foundation to help you navigate your way towards a positive divorce and the tools to prepare yourself for a meaningful, constructive and successful mediation. "
J, Solicitor
"This is a great resource for separating couples to navigate their way through challenging time of their lives. It is very informative and helpful as it gives tips on how to get through different stages of the separation process. I highly recommend it. "
Nice to meet you!
Sala works full-time as a mediator in Hong Kong focusing on working with families who are separating or divorcing.
She is an accredited mediator (Australia NMAS) (USA FINRA) (Hong Kong HKMAAL/HKIAC) (UK CEDR) and family mediator (HKMAAL).
She teaches as an adjunct lecturer at HKU in the LLM ADR Programme. Sala originally qualified as a solicitor in the UK (1995) and HK (1996). She attended the University of Bristol (LLB Hons) and Pepperdine University (LLM).
