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All Resources
on Family Mediation
Books
on Mediation and Dispute Resolution
Getting to Yes:
Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
by Roger Fisher and William Ury,
Penguin Books 1991.
Tired of Yelling:
Teaching our Children to Resolve Conflict
by Lyndon Waugh, Simon & Schuster
1999.
The Argument Culture:
Moving from Debate to Dialogue
by Deborah Tannen, Random
House, 1998.
Family Mediation Handbook
(3rd edition) by B. Landau. L. Wolfson, R.
Mesbur, et. Al, Butterworths, 2000.
Difficult Conversations:
How to Discuss What Matters Most
by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton and Sheila Heen,
Penguin Books, 2000.
Helping Kids Deal with Conflict
by Gerry Sheanh, Pegasus Publishers,
1996.
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Books on Divorce, Parenting and
Family Issues
Why Marriages Succeed or Fail
by John Gottman, Fireside Books, 1994.
Through the Eyes of Children:
Healing Stories for Children of Divorce
Julie R. Johnston.
In the Name of the Child
Julie R. Johnston.
Divorce: A Problem to be Solved,
Not a Battle to be Fought
K. Fagerstrom.
Parenting With Wit and Wisdom in Times of Chaos and Loss
by Barbara Coloroso, Viking Press 1999.
Putting Children First
by Hannah McDonough and Christina Bartha,
University of Toronto Press 1999.
Crazy Time: Surviving Divorce and Building a New Life
by Abigail Trafford, HarperCollins
1992.
The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce
by Judith Wallerstein et al.,
Hyperion, 2000.
Why Did You Have to Get a Divorce?
by Anthony Wolf, The Noonday
Press 1998.
Growing Up With Divorce
by Neil Kalter, Fawcett Columbine,
1990.
Between Love and Hate: A Guide to a Civilized Divorce
by Lois Gold, Plum Books 1996.
Keys to Parenting Your Anxious Child
by Katharina Manassis, Barrons
Educational Series, 1996.
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Other:
The Road Less Travelled
by Scott Peck, Simon and Schuster
1978.
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
by John Gray, HarperCollins 1994.
You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation
by Deborah Tannen, William
Morrow & Co. 1990.
What's Holding You Back?
by Linda Austin, Basic Books
2000.
Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
by Stephen Covey, Covey Leadership
Centre 1990.
The Dance of Anger
by Harriet Lerner, Harper
and Row 1985.
The Dance of Intimacy
by Harriet Lerner, Harper
and Row, 1989.
Love is Letting Go of Fear
by Gerald Jampolsky, Bantam
Books, 1981.
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Articles
on Family Mediation:
"Principles
of Mediation."
- March
2004.
"The
Role of Lawyers in the Family Mediation Process"
- March
2004.
"The
difference between closed and open mediation"
- March
2004.
"Celebrating
Family Mediation"
- February
4, 2004.
"Interesting
Family Law Issues"
- 2003.
"Using
ADR to resolve difficult issues in Family Law."
- Osgoode
Law School, April 2003.
"Is
Mediation for Couples Who want to Reconcile?"
- 2003.
"Threats
and Ultimatums"
- 2003.
"Ethical
Guidelines for Family Mediation."
- 2003.
"Parenting
Time Expeditor Programs."
- 2003.
"Family
Information Sessions A Success."
- Ontario
Bar Association “Matrimonial Affairs”. Dec. 2002, Vol.
14 No. 3.
"Collaboration
is new alternative to court."
- Beach Metro
News, September, 2002.
"Should
there be mandatory mediation in family law?"
- Ontario
Bar Association “Matrimonial Affairs”, March 2002.
"Studies
show divorce harms children."
- Beach Metro
News, June, 2001.
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Websites on Family Mediation
www.fmc.ca
This is the site of Family Mediation Canada. A good information site about
mediation with contact details for affiliated mediators
www.oafm.ca
This is the Ontario Association of Family Mediator's site. Also has good
information about family mediation affiliated mediators.
www.lama.on.ca
This is the London Area Mediator's Association site. It has some very
good articles about family mediation and the mediation process.
www.ottawacounselling.com
This Ottawa site has some really useful information about family and divorce
mediation, as well as counselling as the name suggests), including good
articles.
www.noblesolutions.net
This is the site of a Toronto lawyer and mediator, Cinnie Noble. Cinnie
was among the early starters in this field, and now has a diverse commercial
and family dispute resolution and coaching practice. Her site contains
excellent descriptions of the process, the role of the lawyer and the
role of the mediator.
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Audiovisual Material on Family Mediation
“Separate Ways”
by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney Genaral.
“Separating Smart”,
by the Family law Centre, Toronto, 2000.
“Coming Apart”,
by King-Squire Films Ltd.
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