Use the energy of a conflict and
transform it into a powerful process of change
Conflicts: Disliked but sometimes unavoidable.
Non-violence is the best approach to addressing even severe conflicts.
Conflicts often do not have a simple solution and they rarely resolve themselves. They must be actively addressed or they will most likely resurface at a later time.
De-escalate, deepen your understanding and take steps.
Impartial guidance through difficult discussions with all parties around the table. The aim is to be able to get to hear and understand each other's perspectives and then consider the next steps - either taking a joint or separate paths.
Support when not all parties involved in a conflict can be brought to the table. This is suitable for leaders with conflicts in their team or just generally for individuals who are involved in a conflict and are looking for constructive ways out.
Facing and dealing with difficult experiences from the past involving others. The past shapes our lives. It is helpful to consciously reflect on it and think of how it is best to deal with it. Forgiveness and reconciliation are important concepts that can play a significant role. At the heart of this is the question of seeking truth / reparation and letting go.