Healthcare professionals face significant workplace challenges, with a majority witnessing disruptive behaviors or perceived conflicts on...

Workplace Dispute Resolution for Teams and Managers

Recently, I was asked by a journalist writing an article on workplace trends to share my insights on "quiet cracking" – a phenomenon...

Whether we're in the conflict or managing the conflict, anger is arguably the most misunderstood emotion in conflict situations. Rather...

I recently participated in a webinar where The Institute for Economics & Peace presented their 2025 Global Peace Index findings: ...

Summary As conflict management professionals, we hold space for all perspectives while remaining steadfast in our commitment to what is...

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I hold the belief that our life is our story and our story is our legacy. Mother's Day always brings me back to the story I've been...

In today's challenging economic landscape, many of you find yourselves facing the difficult task of delivering unwelcome financial news...

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I need to be honest with you. This week has felt heavy. As news of cuts to immigration legal aid, access to justice grants, healthcare...

Many conflicts aren't just about the topic at hand—they're about our very sense of self.

Whether in the office or our living rooms, fear has a remarkable way of narrowing our perceived choices.

Sarah's story shows how intractable conflicts become catalysts for positive change when approached with the right support and perspective.

When government cuts create serious challenges for vulnerable populations, they open space for civic action and community-led solutions.

The "most magical place on earth" is also a place ripe for conflict and - the perfect opportunity to learn conflict management skills.

In this episode of Navigating H.O.P.E., Dr. Jaime Hope sits down with Kimberly Best, a conflict resolution expert, mediator, and author.

It’s not hard to see all people as people, if you look them in the eyes.  It’s even less hard if you take the time to hear their story.

Effective, respectful communication, particularly when it isn’t easy, requires a toolbox full of skills most of us haven’t learned.

For many of us, the holiday season brings a complex mix of emotions that can be challenging to navigate. Here's what to remember.