Liz Magill offered our 18th WebChat with advice for community support teams who help community members work with conflict.
She started off with a list of 8 questions she recommends support teams ask themselves when they receive a request:
1. Is this conflict covered in the committee mandate...
Conflict Resolution
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Coho US Staff Views since 5/2014: 219 |
Elizabeth Magill So imagine this, you’ve had a meeting of your community, forming or
formed, and you could hear some tension in the discussion. Roberto was
really not happy with the discussion. At process check-in the
facilitator asked if he was upset and he said he was fine, he just
needed time to mull over... Views since 5/2014: 406 |
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Karen Gimnig In community, and in life, there are many personality types and many ways for those personalities to clash despite everyone’s best intentions to get along. There is a framework from the theory of Imago Relationships that distills this down into two general patterns. I find it useful for... Views since 5/2014: 426 |
Elizabeth (Liz) Magill, NE Cohousing Summit Presenter Why can't we all just get along?
Some percentage of people who join a cohousing community do so because they want everyone to "just get along". Idyllic images of not just knowing your neighbors, but also of really liking to hang out with your neighbors flutter through our heads.
And then we... Views since 5/2014: 724 |
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By Elizabeth Magill, Mosaic Commons in Berlin, MA What shall we discuss as we are forming our communities? Every forming community (I hope!) asks this question and communities that have already moved in give lots of different answers. Many of those answers are in the form of "I wish we'd resolved this" and "we decided x which was irrelevant and... Views since 5/2014: 1,536 |
Karen Gimnig Why is connection so elusive? How can something so universally desired be so difficult to attain in a richly resourced culture like the United States? Especially, how can it be difficult among members of an intentional cohousing community?
I believe there are two elements essential for... Views since 5/2014: 2,037 |
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By Sharon Villines, Sociocracy.info Several years ago there was a post on Cohousing-L related to the community's legal documents that were written in "legalese." I had recently researched Plain English for Lawyers for a neighbor. She was a single parent trying to set up legal guardianship and financial oversight for her daughter in... Views since 5/2014: 2,027 |
As a professional consultant in group dynamics I rarely get asked to work with a group when everything is going fine. Usually they're leaking oil, have a busted leaf spring, or can't seem to shift into third gear—and are hoping for inexpensive repairs from me, the itinerant shade tree mechanic.... Views since 5/2014: 2,544 |
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Alan O'Hashi, Silver Sage Village Cohousing Read Alan's first blog on this topic Do you proactively de-escalate ‘diverse’ personalities in your life?
I’m facilitating a retreat later this fall about dealing with diverse personalities in Arcosanti, AZ. I’ve been asked by a few people about what the “strength-based” approach I’ll be using... Views since 5/2014: 3,806 |
Alan O'Hashi, Silver Sage Village Cohousing Read Alan's first two blog on this topic Do you proactively de-escalate ‘diverse’ personalities in your life? and Dealing with diverse personalities: Risk vs Protective Factors - Part II
Remember the climax of the “Wizard of Oz” when Dorothy gets herself back to Kansas? Good Witch of the North... Views since 5/2014: 1,941 |
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