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From: Sterling Newberry (sterling.newberry![]() |
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Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:20:45 -0800 (PST) |
Dear Friends, I am in the process of exploring membership in a local cohousing group. I have experience as a mediator and facilitator, and partly for that resaon, and partly due to an excess of exuberance, I have offered to help do a little research on conflict resolution among existing cohousing groups. I would like to tap into your experience with conflict resolution under specific circumstances. Assuming that your group already has made use of a full range of internal conflict resolution methods in a particualr case, including direct communication, in house third party and whatever else you might use, I'm wondering whether and how you use external resources. My questions would be the following: 1) What would trigger your group to use external resources? 2) What, if any, proceedures do you have in place to address such a situation, for example, how do you decide whether to engage and external resource? 3) What sorts of resources would you use? 4) I know that using professionals would be one resource for some groups at least. If this is true for you, I would ask what, if any guidelines you use in contracting with those external professionals? Thank you, Sterling Newberry
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