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Intentional Language in Mediation
The way that we speak in mediation has an intention. Anet suggests that as mediators, we should bring some awareness of our intention whenever we speak, knowing the purpose for which we are intervening. If we are conscious of that, it can make a huge difference to how we do so.

Anet Kate has been involved in dispute resolution for over a decade. Anet teaches in the field at Auckland University. She is on various mediation panels and contributes to wider research and thinking in the field as well as doing her own private work in New Zealand.

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