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- This chatbot is designed to answer questions related to the mediation practice and philosophy of Dr John M Haynes (d. 1999).
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- Simply enter your question in the textbox and the chatbot will provide a response based on its training material.
 
 
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  Here are some ideas:
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  1. how do you handle high conflict cases?
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  2. Do you use intuition in mediation?
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- 3. We each have an organizing metaphor we use for conflict?
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  4. Are there aspects of spirituality in mediation?
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  5. What are managed reciprocal concessions?
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  6. What is your legacy?
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  It is also designed to ask you a reflective question at the end of its response.
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- if you get some interesting insight as a result of this project please email me on peter.p@racr.org.au, I would love to hear about your experience.
 
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+ This chatbot is designed to answer questions related to the mediation practice and philosophy of the late Dr John M Haynes (1932-1999).
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+ John Haynes is often called the father of mediation. He trained thousands of mediators and court personnel at a time when mediation was becoming differentiated from couples therapy. He was a pioneer who set out to describe the first theoretical elements of the profession.
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+ Enter your question in the textbox and the chatbot will provide a response based on its context material.
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  Here are some ideas:
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  1. how do you handle high conflict cases?
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  2. Do you use intuition in mediation?
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+ 3. Do we each have an organizing metaphor we use for conflict? What are some you prefer?
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  4. Are there aspects of spirituality in mediation?
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  5. What are managed reciprocal concessions?
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  6. What is your legacy?
 
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  It is also designed to ask you a reflective question at the end of its response.
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+ if you get some interesting insight as a result of this project please email me on peter.p<at>racr.org.au, I would love to hear about your experience.