Podcasts about lisanne iriks

Positive Co-parenting over the holiday season In this episode, Lisanne Iriks of the Co-Parenting Institute talks with Sabina Read about creating a positive co-parenting environment for your children during the holiday season. Whether the separation is relatively new or you are tackling your first Christmas as a separated family, Lisanne shares some ways to manage the emotions and changes to traditions over this time. She shares how to give yourself and your children a positive experience, creating new rituals for the future.

Lisanne is a mediator and coach with over 15 years of experience working with separated parents working their way through conflict as a mediator and coach. Lisanne is passionate about helping people see beyond their conflict and what is important to them. Lisanne helps clients stay out of the court system and work on how to move forward as co-parents in a way that works for everyone, especially the children. Lisanne is a big believer in educating parents on the impact of their conflict and recognises that that conflict resolution is a skill everyone needs in their lives but that a lot of  people do not get taught how to do it effectively. This is why Lisanne has  a passion for mediation and teaching as she believes having conflict resolution skills provide people with more happiness and freedom.  Lisanne teaches family dispute resolution to mediators and is a mentor to mediators Australia wide. Lisanne enjoys teaching mediation and conflict resolution at Universities, government departments and for corporate clients.  Lisanne is the founder of Life mediation, Podcast host for Conversations to Cut the conflict and the Co-Founder of the Coparenting Institute.

If you really want to step into BOSS MODE in your business, there's going to be some difficult conversations on the horizon. Whether it is with team, contractors, clients, customers, family members.... if we avoid those difficult conversations we are leaving a breeding ground for resentment and long term unhappiness. Lisanne Iriks shares some tangible ways to have difficult conversations. How to have them in a way that feels less icky and actually STRENGTHEN your relationships with others. This is not an episode to be missed, and I recommend a notebook to take notes! Connect with Lisanne here on instagram. Grab a copy of my Vision 2023 Workbook here!

In her guest appearance on Conversations To Cut The Conflict podcast with award-winning Australian alternative dispute resolution expert Lisanne Iriks (since she's the host, you'll learn all about her at the start of the episode), Rosalie opens up about how she coped with the rollercoaster of emotions she felt early on as a coparent, especially because her child was so young. You'll learn about the mindset she used to get out of emotional purgatory, regain her self-confidence, and diffuse her hostile ex. Learn more about conflict resolution at thecoparentingcollective.com.

 Mediation and Conflict Expert, Lisanne Iriks, says that people should be asked if they want to have the conversation before the conversation begins, and everyone has the right to say ‘no'. The post Should we ban Covid conversations in the workplace? appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A low conflict separation might seem like a contradiction in terms but it really is possible for many ex-couples. Maybe not right now, but certainly in time. The truth is, it only takes one person to counteract conflict with a more effective and peaceful resolution process. If you want to be this person, this podcast will help you move your separation out of the combat zone and into a collaborative, working space. I chat to Lisanne Iriks, who is an award-winning mediator and coach and the owner of Life Mediation. Having been a mediator for over 12 years, specialising in family mediation, Lisanne is perfectly placed to share her knowledge around this tricky topic. Even if you think there is no hope for you and your ex, it is likely you will find some of Lisanne suggestions helpful, so listen and learn ladies ... Lisanne and I discuss a lot of stuff, including: Why it is so incredibly important to aim for a low-conflict separation Understanding the stages of grief in separation and how to keep the peace with this knowledge The importance of interim orders Communication - responding and not reacting Where (and where not) to get advice and support, this is so important! Lisanne's work with Beanstalk offering single mums a free consultation to get that low conflict separation happening

Relationship and family mediator, Lisanne Iriks, provides her expert insight into relationship mediation and conflict resolution. During this podcast she provides some tips, strategies and advice for fathers around communication, what to do and what not to do in high conflict situations, and how to best move forward without getting the kids negatively caught up. 

This week, the boys chat with award winning relationship mediator Lisanne Iriks, who walks us through the do's and do not's of separation and divorce, should things not be working out for you and your partner. Hot tip - most of this advice works for ALL dads, not just those going through a split.

Welcome to “Resolving Conflict With Your Teen” - Episode 24 of Co-creating Peace – a series about conscious communication and conflict transformation. Joining us today is Lisanne Iriks, a conflict resolution specialist who lives and works in Perth, Australia. Lisanne has some great conflict resolution strategies to share with us, including some that are especially helpful when you're in conflict with a teenager.

Lisanne is a conflict resolution specialist and mediator who believes that there’s a lot of unnecessary suffering when it comes to conflict resolution and her mission is to reduce that. The post Reducing the unnecessary suffering in conflict resolution with Lisanne Iriks, Life Mediation (ep 81) appeared first on Lucy Dickens.

It has been a while but I am back podcasting and I am excited to share with you that Episode 17  of Conversations to Cut the Conflict is out now!I'm interviewing Di Wilcox in this episode, who is an amazing human with the biggest heart. She is a parenting expert and the founder of the Magic Coat Foundation. She has developed effective tools to work with children that have anxiety and depression. She goes into refugees, prisons, and schools to work with parents and their children on how to deal with their anxiety and depression.In this episode, we are talking about how conflict impacts children and Di shares some great tips and tricks on how to support your children through their depression and anxiety. If you are a parent, an educator, or someone who works with parents or with children in any capacity, do not miss this episode!

In this episode, I am interviewing the Powerhouse Kate Maree O'Brien.Kate is the founder of SHE, Australasia's largest women's leadership and empowerment event. Kate is an amazing coach. She owns multiple businesses and I just love her.I work with her as well in my business and she's just amazing. And Kate is amazing at boundary setting and does it in a really beautiful way. And that is why I askedher to come on this episode and talk about, you know, what are boundaries?How do you set boundaries? And how do you deal with the fact that if people are upset are you setting these boundaries?What I loved about Kate sharing is that she talks about how setting boundaries is actually a gift to your relationships.And that's what, how not, how most people relate to it. Listen to this episode, I promise,You'll get a lot of value out of it.

In this episode, I interview Veronica Jacob, and she's the director of innovation and impact investment, for Mediators Beyond Borders International.She's a social entrepreneur and a stubborn optimist, and a chronic creator.We talk about the US election as she lives in California, we talk about the visionand the current conflict, and what possibly could be done about it.We also talk about what it is to be a social entrepreneur, and how to make positive and long-lasting, sustainable change in this world.When you're going to make a stand, when you want to make a change, you're going to come across conflict, and how to deal with that. Veronica is very knowledgeable, she is super fun and passionate, so this episode is not to be missed.

In this episode I'm going to answer two questions that I get asked on a daily basis.The first question is, what is mediation?What's the process, what happens in mediation? And the second question is, if I have to do mediation, what do I need to think about and what do I need to prepare?So I'm answering both these questions in this episode.So please listen to it and share it with anyone who needs to hear this.

It's ok to have needs (learn to master them)Have you ever asked yourself what do I need? Or are you living your life like a robot?Then it's time my dear friends to wake up and acknowledge your inner needs. Unmet needs will sabotage us a lifetime long So learn how to master your needs In this episode I share some valuable practical tools. So let's get started!

Episode 10 of "Conversations to Cut the Conflict" is here and it's all about domestic violence, a topic very close to my heart. And I'm interviewing Michelle Powell from Happiness Co. who shares her incredible domestic violence story with me. We talk about what is domestic violence, what isn't domestic violence, what can you do when you see a loved one go through it, or when you were a victim yourself. Michelle will also share about her program, Empower Her, that is all about rebuilding, recovering, and reeducating women who have gone through domestic violence. This is an episode not to be missed.

In another stop and prop moment we look back at the last 14 episodes and the learnings that both Lanna and Nic captured from the experts and the media. This is the podcast to listen to get a feel for the takeaways and the highlights from each of those interviewed. This is personally such a fun look back at the work that has been done to see what stood out for each of the presenters. It's also a great chance to capture some of the key messages and if a podcast episode needs to be re-visited. The experts that we took the journey with this season included Michelle Maynard, Tony Eades, Adam Voigt, Nicolle Jenkins, Amy Jacobson, Nikki Milne, Marny Lishman, Dr Joe Kosterich, Kimm Seeling Smith, Jason Featherby, Lisanne Iriks and Demelza Leonard. The media that we chatted to included 3AW's Luca Gonano and Nine's Weekend Today Erin Bouda. These episodes particularly are wonderful as they are regulars on the #MeetTheMedia circuit and deliver such valuable advice and content for all budding experts and commentators.

Conflict is a good thing... A conflict resolution and negotiation expert is someone you'd imagine is quite busy during these times of COVID-19.  This pandemic has certainly put people on edge - conflict is rising during these unprecedented times. There are leaders disagreeing with each other, the Prime Minister is urging landlords to assist tenants with rent relief, people were fighting over toilet paper and the courts are not operating to their usual levels - we have been in dire need of resolutions. Lisanne Iriks is a mediator, teacher and a trainer who helps others work on conflict resolution.  In fact her perfect world is a place where people will learn the skills of how to work through and solve issues. When you think of mediation and conflict resolution, Family Law is the first thing that comes to mind, however there are so many other areas in need of this expertise.  Bullying, corporate conflict, contract disputes and so many more.  In fact, when you look at any issue in media there is always some form of conflict. News is a collection of conflict stories. Conflict is a good thing… really? Anything that has changed for the best has always started with conflict. Changes in law, changes to lifestyles, changes for good. You need to innovate, communicate, adapt, and understand the other side to get a real result. Lanna and I really enjoyed our chat with Lisanne and you will be pleased to know there was no conflict in the interview, just a lot of quality content.

In this episode, I speak with coach and powerhouse Nicky Thomas who authentically shares her very personal story about how she set new boundaries in her marriage that was no longer working for her. She has been separated from her husband for 6 months before getting back together. She shares their journey and what it took to create a brand new relationship in this real and raw episode.

Find out in episode 6 why listening is more important than speaking, what gets in the way of listening and how you can improve your listening skills.

In this episode, I am speaking with Julian Pace, award-winning speaker and founder of Happiness Co about how you can become happy within yourself and as a result have better relationships in your life.

In this episode, I will discuss easy steps that you can take to improve your negotiation skills and make agreements that support and work for everyone in the relationship.

In this episode, we will discuss how every conversation with your partner matters! We often think that day to day conversations with our partner is not important, but they are the ones that matter. This is where we create our habits and practise our negotiation and conflict resolution skills.

Lisanne Iriks, Conflict Resolution Specialist and award-winning mediator talks about HOW you can communicate effectively with your partner when you are stressed.This episode will give you some simple tips that you can action straight away to take your relationship to the next level!

In this episode, you will find out how to make clear agreements and how you can change them, so you'll have a much clearer understanding of what everyone needs and wants in this relationship so you can avoid conflict altogether.

Welcome to Conversations to Cut the Conflict!In this short introduction, I want to share with you WHY this podcast exists and why I'm so passionate about conflict resolution. I'm so excited that you're here listening to the episodes.TAG me in your Instagram stories when you SHARE out the episodes and I'll reshare your stories!You can also msg me on Instagram with any topic requests you may have for future episodes... THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE!