Conflicts with Neighbors? In September 2019, Emily recently interviewed with Richie T. of BYU Radio's Lisa Show to discuss ways of effectively dealing with conflicts, rather than just avoiding it.
Sibling relationships tend to be our longest family relationships over a lifetime. Listen to Emily's recent interview with Lisa Clark of BYU Radio about navigating our own sibling relationships and parenting our kids so that they enjoy, love, and learn from each other. For a short blog post, see https://www.raisingmediators.com/blog.
Dealing with conflicts with neighbors? Listen to Emily's recent interview with Julie Rose on BYU Radio and read through her blog post: Why Loving--not Just Tolerating--Your Neighbor Just Makes Sense: Preventing and Working through Neighborhood Conflicts.
Rather than walk away, learn how to engage in difficult conversations you may dread during the holidays.
Aired on Sirius Radio and FM radio 107.9 in Utah on Dec. 13, 2018, Emily interviewed with Julie Rose of BYU Radio's Top of Mind program. Listen to Emily walk Shelly through a potentially difficult conversation with her relatives during the holidays. There are very real and practical steps you can take to create greater connection rather than division with those you love and care about.
Check out Emily's book, Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children on Amazon. If you liked the book, please write a positive review! Recently, Emily interviewed with Lisa Clark on her morning BYU Radio show to discuss the benefits of parent-led mediation.
Sibling relationships tend to be our longest family relationships over a lifetime. Listen to Emily's recent interview with Lisa Clark of BYU Radio about navigating our own sibling relationships and parenting our kids so that they enjoy, love, and learn from each other. For a short blog post, see https://www.raisingmediators.com/blog.
Dealing with conflicts with neighbors? Listen to Emily's recent interview with Julie Rose on BYU Radio and read through her blog post: Why Loving--not Just Tolerating--Your Neighbor Just Makes Sense: Preventing and Working through Neighborhood Conflicts.
Rather than walk away, learn how to engage in difficult conversations you may dread during the holidays.
Aired on Sirius Radio and FM radio 107.9 in Utah on Dec. 13, 2018, Emily interviewed with Julie Rose of BYU Radio's Top of Mind program. Listen to Emily walk Shelly through a potentially difficult conversation with her relatives during the holidays. There are very real and practical steps you can take to create greater connection rather than division with those you love and care about.
Check out Emily's book, Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children on Amazon. If you liked the book, please write a positive review! Recently, Emily interviewed with Lisa Clark on her morning BYU Radio show to discuss the benefits of parent-led mediation.
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A quick video to Introduce you to the idea of parent-led mediation, which is the focus of Raising Mediators
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Click to listen to Emily's 1-hour interview with Julie Rose of BYU Radio's Top of Mind program to learn more about Emily's book entitled Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children. |
Manage Conflict Successfully at Home, Work, and in the Community
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See Raising Mediators for more information on my work about family conflict resolution.
Media Attention for my new book, Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children
In the Winter Issue ( January 2018), BYU (Brigham Young University-Provo) Magazine featured a full-page article on Raising Mediators: How Smart Parents Use Mediation to Transform Sibling Conflict and Empower Their Children and Emily de Schweinitz Taylor, as a mediating mom. Click here for the full article on the BYU website.
I interviewed with media representatives at the University of Denver who published a blog post on the University College web site entitled: "University College Alumna Publishes Book."
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