Product Description
by Miriam Logan (Author)
This timely book -The Art of Easing Conflict - is a guide that will help you uncover, develop and use creativity to resolve conflict. An experienced Mediator and Empowerment Trainer, Miriam Logan outlines how a greater understanding of our innate creativity can help us relate in ways that lead to better outcomes in our negotiations. In addition to illustrating clearly the tasks of healthy creative development she advocates the wisdom of embracing a lifelong learning philosophy. She unravels the dynamics that lie beneath our conflicts explaining what causes us to run away or to become destructive. This work succinctly lays out the way in which heart and head are engaged in genuine communication. It encourages us to see that beyond the difficulties of conflict we can move to create positive change. Moreover, taking a holistic view of problem solving can empower us to transform the way we approach conflict. This is a soulful book that shows individual creativity as a gift and a choice for all of us.
Author Biography
Miriam Logan is a Qualified Mediator and Empowerment Trainer with extensive experience in helping individuals and families move beyond conflict to creativity. Miriam is passionate about the power of innate creativity. She believes that creative potential is inbuilt yet we do need help to discover, develop and use it. She teaches the philosophy that our naturally occurring creative power can shape a more positive life for ourselves and others. She provides practical steps and facilitation that prove useful in day to day living especially at times of difficulty or conflict. She promotes a lifelong learning philosophy and draws on the valuable tools and methodologies of her core training in Mediation and Empowerment. To stay creative with our conflicts is always worth the effort yet often we are unclear on how to bring this about. To promote more awareness Miriam wrote The Art of Easing Conflict which helps individuals learn how they can be creative and resolve life's inevitable conflict.
