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Linda Kroll
Founder @ Compassionate Communication Academy | Compassionate Mediation?, Compassionate Communication and Conflict Resolution, Relationship Healing, Continuing Education Credits - Training for Professionals
No matter what your profession, your investment in Compassionate Mediation? Coaching Certification can be returned with one client.
If you're a therapist, you can't offer legal advice, but you can offer legal information.
I give all that information to you about how to talk about
I give all that to you - and more - so that you can work with your clients.
And if your clients get triggered, which they do about any of those issues, you can spend time helping them process their feelings before any decision needs to be made.
As a therapist, you don't have to give them away to a mediator or an attorney, but you coach through all the discussions, all the decisions that they make, so that healing can happen from the moment they start working with you.
If you're a coach, you're going to have an expanded toolbox.
I don't think there are other practitioners right now with the same expertise that I have practiced over the last 35 years.
I put it all together in this Certification so you will have access to all of that information, and you will also have an expertise that will have clients come looking for you rather than you looking for your clients.
They'll seek you out because they'll know you have this expertise in conflict resolution and personal growth.
Mediators often are stuck with clients who are in the middle of fighting, and you may not have the skill set to help them look at their situation from a different perspective.
And when they're fighting, when they're acting out what they do at home, it takes a very long time to get to a peaceful way of relating to each other where you can actually look at the details needed to be resolved.
But if you're a mediator and you learn these skills of Compassionate Mediation, your clients can practice a new way of communicating in the first session.
You help them create a bond as future co-parents that could be better than the parents that they have been. And you give them tools to engage in meaningful dialogue because you're there to facilitate it.
Attorneys can't practice therapy but they can foster healing!
As an attorney myself, I know that clients sometimes call just to complain, and you spend a lot of time just listening to them talk about their feelings.
You might not be a therapist, but sometimes you might feel like one.
You don't have to limit yourself to just practicing law when you can offer your clients a healing experience.
You can foster a peaceful resolution instead of an acrimonious situation, and you can help your clients become more present, more informed and proactive in a way that heals the families that are being dissolved.
And when you do that, you have a reputation that precedes you about being the attorney that gets it done, but gets the job done in a way that transforms, inspires, and gives families a chance to go on and live happy lives because you were part of the dissolution.
Clergy help clients all the time.
Couples come to you, and you have many skills, but you may not have the specific skill sets that I offer in this certification.
I offer spiritual healing as well as legal and financial information and support.
There's a way of having an individual or couple
As Wayne Dyer said, “When we change the way we look at something, what we look at changes.”
If they're used to looking at the relationship from their pain and their suffering and their complaints, and they're just telling their stories over and over, nothing's going to change.
As you help them look at it as part of a reason for why they're talking with you as part of their spiritual path, even if they choose to part, they can do it with more love and kindness.
You offer that expertise to them so you bring spirituality back to their relationship even if it ends.
And that's part of your expertise.
I look forward to connecting with you, as the next cohort starts soon.