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Filters in mediation
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Being aware of the filters that we apply assists us to be more effective in our communication and in helping others to overcome them.
Participants will find relevance in how telling is the effect of these filters on the person’s perception and narration of events and how to consider dealing with them where required. This will include a synthesis of current thinking having an application for the ADR practitioner. The interactive style of the presentation will allow participants to engage in live demonstrations so as to get a hands-on understanding of these filters. This will empower them to play a more supportive role as ‘neutrals’. Podcast: Listen to Prathamesh talk about this session pre-kon gres (7 mins) >> |
The presentation will draw attention to some of the basic filters that all humans operate under. It will then generate a debate on how often they are recognised and how to deal with them when required or how to work around them and why.Prathamesh D Popat
Prathamesh D Popat is the founder of Prachi (Prachi Resolutionary, Adjudicatory & Conflict Handling Initiatives). He practices as a counsel, arbitrator and mediator in Mumbai where he does private as well as court-annexed mediations.
He is the Co-Chairman of the Mediation Committee of the Indian Merchants’ Chamber where he is also an empanelled arbitrator. He is also the Convenor of IMC's Task Force on ODR. He is a member of the Standing Committee of the Bombay Bar Association and an empanelled mediator at the Bombay High Court.
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