Elisabeth Seaman's guest appearances

Elisabeth Seaman

iUniverse

Healing the Divide - United and Together

KPFA - The Week Starts Here

Benjamin Franklin

Tim Chang

Susan Miller

Donald Miller

Edwin Hill

Sarah Stewart Holland

Tina Rosenberg

John Martin

Richard Adams

Michael Gordon

James McBride

Carolyn Gervais

Jane Bennett

Bill Rogers

Adrian Miller

OwlTail

As a holocaust survivor, peace has always been important to Elisabeth. Today she gives us numerous practical tips on how to listen for understanding.Learn 2 Resolve Website: learn2resolve.comConflict Resolution - The Book Website: conflictresolution-thebook.comBook: Conflict - The Unexpected Gift: Making the most of disputes in life and work  (purchase on their website)More About ElisabethSince 1982, Elisabeth has mediated with individuals and groups to help them reach mutually satisfactory resolutions to their conflicts. In her career she has, together with her business partners, presented communication skills in workshops and seminars related to conflict management, diversity, and violence prevention. Together they have trained board members, managers, and staff to develop and motivate teams and to deal effectively and constructively with disputes that impact productivity and the workplace atmosphere.Elisabeth coaches individuals in productive communication for personal and professional purposes. She has presented at national and international conferences and has published articles relating to conflict resolution. She studied at the University of California at Berkeley and received a B.S. in Education from Boston University. Elisabeth is committed to helping people discover peaceful resolutions to their conflicts.​Key Moments in Our Conversation3:00 - Choosing peace as a Holocaust survivor and her mother's influence 	5:06 - The Ladder of Assumptions: What is it and how we can use it to resolve conflicts? 	11:30 - Listening for deep understanding 	15:30 - Four steps that help with deep understanding 	20:00 - How is listening valuable if no one's opinion changes? 	26:25 - What can you do if a conversation becomes heated?

As a holocaust survivor, peace has always been important to Elisabeth. Today she gives us numerous practical tips on how to listen for understanding. Learn 2 Resolve Website: <a href="http://learn2resolve.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">learn2resolve.com</a> Conflict Resolution - The Book Website: <a href="http://conflictresolution-thebook.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">conflictresolution-thebook.com</a> Book: Conflict - The Unexpected Gift: Making the most of disputes in life and work (purchase on their website) More About Elisabeth Since 1982, Elisabeth has mediated with individuals and groups to help them reach mutually satisfactory resolutions to their conflicts. In her career she has, together with her business partners, presented communication skills in workshops and seminars related to conflict management, diversity, and violence prevention. Together they have trained board members, managers, and staff to develop and motivate teams and to deal effectively and constructively with disputes that impact productivity and the workplace atmosphere. Elisabeth coaches individuals in productive communication for personal and professional purposes. She has presented at national and international conferences and has published articles relating to conflict resolution. She studied at the University of California at Berkeley and received a B.S. in Education from Boston University. Elisabeth is committed to helping people discover peaceful resolutions to their conflicts.​ Key Moments in Our Conversation 3:00 - Choosing peace as a Holocaust survivor and her mother's influence 	5:06 - The Ladder of Assumptions: What is it and how we can use it to resolve conflicts? 	11:30 - Listening for deep understanding 	15:30 - Four steps that help with deep understanding 	20:00 - How is listening valuable if no one's opinion changes? 	26:25 - What can you do if a conversation becomes heated?

001: Listening For Understanding – Professional Mediator Elisabeth Seaman

Jack Hamilton

iUniverse Radio order of interviews for 6/29/14 show:  3:00-4:00PM EST1. “The Tears of War”; by Ingeborg E. Ryals2. "Conflict - The Unexpected Gift: Making the Most of Disputes in Life and Work"; by Jack Hamilton &amp; Elisabeth Seaman3. “Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me”; by Eugene Perticone

iUniverse Radio order of interviews for 6/29/14 show: 3:00-4:00PM EST 1. “The Tears of War”; by Ingeborg E. Ryals 2. "Conflict - The Unexpected Gift: Making the Most of Disputes in Life and Work"; by Jack Hamilton &amp; Elisabeth Seaman 3. “Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me”; by Eugene Perticone

Ingeborg E. Ryals, Jack Hamilton, Elisabeth Seaman, Eugene Perticone