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Resolving Conflict Constructively Workshop

This three day workshop is an opportunity to improve your skills in dealing with conflict as a participant or a third party in a problem solving process. The Resolving Conflict Constructively workshop is a prerequisite for both the Leading By Example and Introduction to Mediation workshops.

  1. Benefits
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1. Benefits

The workshop will include large and small group discussions along with the opportunity to practice skills in role playing settings. Included in the workshop are the following topics: 

  • Conflict theory - how people traditionally deal with conflict; 
  • Introduction to interests and needs - what is important to people, what they are trying to accomplish, what are the motivations behind the positions people take;
  • Communication skills - including active listening, questioning techniques, and reframing; 
  • How to raise issues constructively; and
  • A model for an interest-based approach to problem solving. 

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2. Apply

Upcoming workshop dates include:



Regina

September 19, 20, 21, 2017

November 28, 29, 30, 2017


Saskatoon

October 10, 11, 12, 2017


To attend the Resolving Conflict Constructively workshop, fill out the registration form below. 

Download Registration Form

Submit form to disputeresolutionjustice@gov.sk.ca or send to:

Ministry of Justice

The Dispute Resolution Office

323 – 3085 Albert Street

Regina, SK S4S 0B1

Fax: (306) 787-0088

Phone: (306) 787-5747

Toll Free: 1-866-257-0927



You will be invoiced for the $425.00 + GST registration fee.

Customized sessions for a specific organization, workplace or group can be scheduled to meet client group needs. If interested in exploring further information about content, group fees and customizing Resolving Conflict Constructively workshop for your organization, please contact the Ministry of Justice, Dispute Resolution Office.

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3. Further Information

Courses will be offered subject to adequate enrolment. Enrolment for these courses is limited. Three weeks notice is required in the case of cancellation. You may be charged a cancellation fee, unless you find a replacement. The cancellation fee is determined by the cost of the course, less $100.

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