Making the private sessions work

with Anne Sutherland-Kelly

in Canberra on Tues 30 August

Join Anne Sutherland-Kelly to explore how to make the private sessions work:

• What’s the difference between private sessions that work and the great escape?
• What is the cycle, and the four distinct elements, of an effective private session?
• How do I stay agile in my movement between the various mediator roles required within private sessions?
• What are the mediator questions that make a real difference?

You will leave this session with tools and tips you can immediately use in your mediation practice and in any people management role.

About Anne Sutherland-Kelly

Anne Sutherland-Kelly is a practising mediator and consults to private and public sector clients in the areas of conflict management, communication and leadership. The establishment of her mediation practice followed a legal background in commercial law, and then in human rights law reform.

Anne specialises in workplace, organisational and anti-discrimination matters. She has held a number of appointments as mediator, conciliator and arbitrator in various Australian Tribunals. She is currently appointed as a mediator to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).

Anne is also a highly regarded facilitator. She is a former lecturer in the Law School of the University of Sydney and is a LEADR lead trainer. Anne is passionate about people’s innate capacity for individual and cultural transformation.

Tuesday 30 August 2011

Time: 5.30pm drinks for
6pm presentation

Venue

Stuart Room
The Burns Club
8 Kett Street
KAMBAH

Cost: $10 LEADR members;
$15 non-members

RSVP to Therese by Fri 26 Aug
on T:02 9251 3366 or therese@leadr.com.au

Professional development

This event contributes:
1 hour for National Mediator Accreditation System
1 hour for LEADR accreditation

A podcast of the recording from this meeting will be available to LEADR members on the LEADR website.