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Webinar: Structuring the Process

$37.00

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Structuring the process is how we propose starting almost all elements of the Understanding-Based mediation process. Interested in learning more? This webinar with Gary Friedman and Katherine Miller, who walk participants through the elements of structuring the process, discuss why it is such an important piece of the “How”, and answer questions from participants in this webinar.

 

Structuring the Process

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