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SUMMARY:Scottish Mediation Family Mediators Group
DESCRIPTION:These sessions are organised and co-chaired by Sarah Ross and Simon Horne\, with monthly catch up meetings\, and then quarterly 2 hour sessions where we invite a speaker or choose a theme. \nFuture Meetings for the year: \nThursday 14th May\, 9am-10am: Mini-meeting online. \nWednesday 3rd June\, 2pm-4pm: Quarterly meeting\, in-person at Edinburgh and online.\nThursday 20th August\, 9am-10am: Mini-meeting online.\nWednesday 9th September\, 2pm-4pm: Quarterly meeting online.\nThursday 5th November\, 9am-10am: Mini-meeting online \nWednesday 9th December\, 2pm-4pm: Quarterly meeting online. \nTo attend any of the meetings please contact Simon Horne directly on simon.horne101@gmail.com
URL:https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/event/scottish-mediation-family-mediators-group/
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SUMMARY:Peer Mediation Training For Trainers - November 2026
DESCRIPTION:This online course takes place over two sessions (3.5 hours each session) on Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th November 2026 from 1pm – 4.30pm\, and will enable participants to deliver peer mediation training to children and young people aged 10 to 18 years and support the development of a peer mediation scheme within their setting. \nIt will equip participants to feel confident in training and supporting young people as peer mediators. \n\n\n\nPeer mediation is a technique using a 5-stage model which enables children and young people to help their peers to resolve disagreements in a constructive and non-violent way. \nPeer mediation training is a fun and interactive programme which can be delivered in a wide variety of different settings including schools\, youth clubs and other settings where young people meet. Research and our experience suggests a hugely positive impact upon young people which can directly impact their confidence\, communication and conflict resolution skills. These skills have been proven to raise attainment. \nThis course would be of particular interest to those working with children and young people who are keen to set up a peer mediation scheme within their setting. \nPrevious experience of mediation is not required. \nParticipants will receive a toolkit of materials which will help support their learning and includes games and activities to deliver peer mediation training. \nThis training will be delivered online via Zoom. A link will be sent out one day before\, and again one hour before the event to all registered attendees. \nCosts: Don’t miss the early bird rates finishing on 15th October! £190 per non-member (£170 early bird) attendee for the full course (2 sessions) and £170 for Scottish Mediation members (£150 early bird) – (please note that organisational members can send up to two people at member rates). \nTo book this event please click HERE
URL:https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/event/peer-mediation-training-for-trainers-november-2026/
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SUMMARY:The Letting Agent Compliance Programme Module 5 - Introduction to Mediation Techniques
DESCRIPTION:Provided in partnership with Landlord Accreditation Scotland and the Safedeposits Scotland Charitable Trust the aim of this online workshop is to support letting agents in dealing with conflict that can arise during a tenancy. After looking at conflict and how it escalates\, this workshop moves on to demonstrate how skills and techniques used in mediation can help letting agents to effectively manage relationships with their tenants\, and between private landlords and tenants. \nThe session considers how best to manage and resolve conflict with a view to avoiding costly and time-consuming disputes\, tenancies ending prematurely\, deposit disputes\, and cases being referred to the Housing and Property Chamber of the First Tier Tribunal. \nTopics explored in this workshop: \n• Working with conflict\n• Effective communication\n• Introduction to mediation \nAt the end of the workshop\, you will be able to: \n• Understand some of the causes of conflict and how it escalates\n• Use a number of tools used in mediation to resolve conflict\n• Understand the benefits of mediation and how to access it \nFor more information and to book see Landlord Accreditation Scotland courses please click HERE
URL:https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/event/the-letting-agent-compliance-programme-module-5-introduction-to-mediation-techniques/
ORGANIZER;CN="Scottish Mediation":MAILTO:admin@scottishmediation.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261119T140000
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SUMMARY:Dealing with Difficult Tenants – A Toolkit for Landlords’
DESCRIPTION:Provided in partnership with Landlord Accreditation Scotland and the Safedeposits Scotland Charitable Trust the aim of these online sessions is to support landlords deal with conflict that can arise during a tenancy. \nBeing a landlord requires many skills\, some of which are more straight forward than others. Dealing with difficult situations that can occur during a tenancy is less straightforward and can be a challenge for landlords who are often managing this on their own. We will look at how matters can escalate and examine how skills and techniques used in mediation can be of real help. \nTo cover the topic in full\, we have created two courses each with two sessions. \nThe first course Conflict & Communication helps us recognise why conflict arises and the second Time for Solutions goes on to help us manage conflict that we couldn’t prevent. \nWhilst each course can stand alone\, the second course builds on concepts introduced in the first so we strongly recommend you attend both. \nConflict & Communication \nSession 1: Why tenant issues escalate: Understanding conflict (1 hour)\nUnderstand how conflict can arise and why it can escalate. \nSession 2: Communicating with tenants: Preventing and reducing tension (1 hour)\nFind out how active listening skills can help you avoid conflict or prevent it from escalating and explore the benefits of different types of communications. \nTime for Solutions \nSession 1 Moving past stalemates: What tenants say vs. what they need (1 hour)\nLearn how to use questioning skills to get away from entrenched positions and identify underlying interests and needs. \nSession 2 : Win–Win solutions: Practical problem solving with tenants (1 hour)\nUnderstand how a variety of problem-solving techniques including reframing can help you reach workable solutions. \nHaving completed both courses \, you will be able to:\n• recognise situations where conflict could arise\n• use mediation tools to de-escalate and resolve conflict\n• understand how to access mediation should you need to. \nYou may not be experiencing this situation at present\, but attending will ensure you have the skills needed should it arise in the future. \nFor more information and to book please email us at admin@scottishmediation.org.uk
URL:https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/event/dealing-with-difficult-tenants-a-toolkit-for-landlords/
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SUMMARY:Mediate 2026 Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:At the heart of every conflict lies a relationship\, whether between colleagues\, business partners\, family members\, communities\, or institutions. Equally\, the process of mediation does more than resolve disputes; it influences how parties see one another\, communicate\, and move forward together. This conference explores the dynamic and reciprocal connection between relationships and mediation\, examining how each shapes and transforms the other. \nBringing together mediators\, conflict resolution practitioners\, legal professionals\, academics\, organisational leaders\, and policymakers\, the event will provide a platform for learning\, dialogue\, and innovation. Through keynote presentations\, panel discussions\, interactive workshops\, and case studies\, participants will explore the human dimensions of conflict and the powerful role mediation plays in fostering understanding\, trust\, and constructive engagement. \nThis event offers an opportunity to connect with peers\, share experiences\, and contribute to a deeper understanding of mediation’s role in strengthening relationships and building more collaborative\, resilient communities. \nWe’re not online this year and will be fully focussed on the discussions in the room. It’s a great chance to meet other mediators\, learn from other’s best practice and perhaps to make some new relationships yourself. \nSpeakers (more to be confirmed): \nProfessor Bryan Clark\, Head of the School of Law\, Lancaster University – Are Relationships Possible Using AI \nLaura Kerbey – Author\, Speaker and Specialist Education Consultant – Relationships\, Mediation & Neurodiversity \nTo book this event please click HERE (early bird tickets available)!!!
URL:https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/event/mediate-2026-annual-conference/
LOCATION:The Merchants House of Galsgow\, The Collectors Office\, 7 West George Street\, Glasgow\, G2 1BA\, United Kingdom
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