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A SELECTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS
"Mediation is one of the solution concepts that today's society really needs. The decisive factor with INKOVEMA is the combination of a solid legal background, a dialogue-based approach and the explanatory content of transactional analysis models. In this combination, mediation becomes a powerful tool."
„Sascha has conducted extensive mediations in our company. Our company is characterised by diversity – with all its light and dark sides. We could always rely on him in difficult phases, whether as a mediator or as a seminar leader…...helpful mixture of scientific depth and practical relevance, extremely approachable and with great composure. Great. But what I like best is his humour“
– „We have really learnt something new, although we regularly have to deal with conflicts (Beate, partner)
– „Valuable was the structural help of your approach and the completely different perspective…such as …a lot of what we call conflicts are actually attempts to solve them…“ (Katinka, partner)
– „Above all, the case supervision on challenging customer situations helped us in a very concrete way“ (Rüdiger Schulz, Partner)
NEWS FROM MY BLOG
Blog about mediation
#208 GddZ – Digital tools for selecting the conflict management procedure. In conversation with Dr Jörg Schneider-Brodtmann and Dr Felix Wendenburg
INKOVEMA podcast "Good through time" #208 GddZ Digital tools for selecting the conflict management process Conflict prevention in practice: DiReCt & KOMPASS In conversation with Dr Jörg Schneider-Brodtmann and Dr Felix Wendenburg [...]
GÜNTHER MOHR, counsellor, training coach and transaction analyst, mediation training 2017
The decisive factor with INKOVEMA is the combination of a solid legal background, a dialogue-based approach and the explanatory content of transactional analysis models. This combination makes mediation a powerful instrument.
GÜNTHER MOHR, counsellor, training coach and transaction analyst, mediation training 2017