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From: Eris Weaver (eris![]() |
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Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2011 10:29:54 -0700 (PDT) |
Sharon wrote: > An outside facilitator can act as a mediator and say I'm going to help you work this > out ? I've helped many communities resolve more difficult conflicts than this one so > everyone is in a better place. That offers a promise of help and a new perspective. > (We all know our internal facilitators are mucked up in the issue along with us so > they can't inspire the same hopeful trust. And they have in all likelihood already > tried everything they know to try.) And it doesn't even have to be a professional facilitator/mediator (even though we do appreciate the work!). You can make arrangements with another local community to swap facilitators. Skill and experience helps - and most cohousing communities have both - but sometimes outsider-ness and the resultant neutrality is even more important. ------------------------------ Eris Weaver, Facilitator & Group Process Consultant Author, "Let's Talk About Money: A Conversation Guide for Intentional Communities" eris [at] erisweaver.info 707-338-8589 http://www.erisweaver.info http://erisweaver.blogspot.com fa cil' i tāt: to make easier
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