Mediation training content

Training to become a certified mediator within the meaning of Section 5 (2) MediationsG

Module 1: Conflict counselling

  • Conflict understanding and perspectives
  • Conflict dynamics and management levels
  • Third party in the conflict
  • Consultancy approaches: Specialist and process consulting
  • Phases 1 and 2: Preliminary phase and initiation of mediation in organisations
  • from transactional analysis: drama triangle, game pentagon

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

 

Module 2: Mediation

  • Mediation as a conflict counselling approach
  • Principles of mediation
  • Attitude, role and tasks of the mediator
  • Fields of application and forms of mediation
  • Contractual foundations of mediation
  • Mediation phases in the context of organisations
  • Voluntariness and confidentiality issues
  • Phase 3: Problem statement
  • from transactional analysis: basic attitudes, role and world models

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

3rd module: Law

  • Law and mediation
  • Mediation Act
  • Mediation clauses
  • Law in mediation (law as a framework condition, professional rights)
  • Phase 4: Conflict resolution
  • from transactional analysis: stroke concept, substitute feelings, relationship needs
  • Visualisation in mediation

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

4th module: Interventions

  • Interventions in mediation
  • Negotiation theory
  • Negotiation blockades and traps
  • Fourth parties in mediation (experts and lawyers)
  • Creativity techniques
  • Phase 5: Finding solutions
  • from transactional analysis: basic attitudes, concept of passivity, redefinitions

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

Module 5: System and environment

  • System-theoretical understanding of organisation
  • Trivial and non-trivial machines
  • Understanding and modelling communication
  • Conflict costs in organisations (calculation models)
  • Phase 6: Final agreement
  • Law of the closing agreement
  • from transactional analysis: drivers, transactions in the narrow sense, psychological games

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

 

 

(If you wish, you can directly follow the further training to become a business mediator in accordance with the guidelines of the Federal Association of Mediation.

6th module: VUKA world

  • Concept of the VUKA world
  • Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity – So what?
  • Consequences for conflict counselling
  • Mediation skills for agile&lean leadership

Practical exercises, role plays, case work

7th module: System design

  • Mediation and organisational development: system design
  • Order loop, development loop, integration loop
  • Role and task of internal and external advisory systems
  • Alternative conflict resolution methods for organisations
  • Conflict management systems

Practical exercises, role plays, case work, supervision

8th module: Digitisation

  • Homo Deus and the useless human being
  • Developments in the 2nd machine age
  • Industry 4.0
  • Challenges for organisations
  • Mediation in the digital-driven civil society

Practical exercises, role plays, case work, supervision

9th module: Strategic dialogues

  • Mediation as a tool for activation?
  • Intelligent handling of organisational conflict potential
  • Strategic conflict management
  • Consultancy for teams and working groups

Practical exercises, role plays, case work, supervision