GETTING TO YES: How Mediation Skills Can Support You During Conflict | Peatixtag:peatix.com,2011:12021-11-15T09:56:49+08:00PeatixCRIBGETTING TO YES: How Mediation Skills Can Support You During Conflicttag:peatix.com,2020:event-14888292020-05-29T16:00:00SGT2020-05-29T16:00:00SGTABOUT THE SESSIONCOVID-19 has placed immense pressure on all sorts of relationships: business and interpersonal. During this workshop, you will learn some introductory mediations skills which will support you when you negotiate a conflict, or mediate a conflict between others. Specifically you will learn how you may shift from a:· Shifting from a win-lose paradigm to a win-win paradigm· Positions v. Interests· The Best Way to Listen· Communication Tools to Express Yourself Clearly· Entering A Negotiated SettlementABOUT SPEAKER - SHU MEIShu Mei has a very active practice handling highly contentious commercial and private client disputes. A majority of her cases involve international elements as well as complex legal and factual issues. She acts regularly for high profile individuals at all levels of the Singapore Courts as well as in negotiations and mediations. Through mediation and a collaborative approach towards practice, she believes that win-win solutions may be achieved so that both legal and practical solutions are employed to solve a client’s problem. Where highly contentious proceedings are necessary, she supports her clients in preserving their peace and dignity in the most challenging of circumstances. Shu Mei also provides advice in relation to succession planning. Shu Mei is an accredited mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre, and an accredited Collaborative Family Practitioner.