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Invited to contribute to the Kluwer Mediation blog and the Huffington Post, Mia writes on a variety of topics, including conflict resolution, difficult conversations, perfectionism and goal-setting. She provides insights on mediation and advice designed to help readers and organisations reach their potential.

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Putting leadership into words – interview with Mia

No matter what point we are at in our careers, our own and others’ leadership skills affect us…

I visited a refugee camp with MPs and then helped them have meaningful conversations

Just over a week ago I had the privilege of visiting a refugee camp outside of Athens. The…

The 1 question that will tame your inner critic and turn it around

I used to have a debilitating inner critic. Many of us don’t realise how much our inner…

Apr 24, 2021 | Blog

Women in Mediation – an interview with Laurence Krief

In my fourth Women in Mediation interview, I am in conversation with Laurence Krief, a talented French mediator who has moved from family law towards commercial law. We find out a bit more about mediation in France, how and why it has grown during the pandemic and...

Apr 19, 2021 | Blog

Women in Mediation – an interview with Samantha Lowe

In my third Women in Mediation interview, I am in conversation with the amazing Samantha Lowe, who developed a full time mediation practice in just 2 years. Women in Mediation is a series inspired by International Women’s Day where I interview successful women...

Mar 30, 2021 | Blog

Women in Mediation – an interview with Rosemary Jackson QC

In my second interview in my series of Women in Mediation I interview Rosemary Jackson QC on being a woman in commercial mediation. What are the challenges and how to overcome them? Women in Mediation is a series inspired by International Women's Day where I interview...

Mar 25, 2021 | Blog

Choose to Challenge

It felt meaningful to be included in WeAreTheCity 's #ChooseToChallenge 100 women to tell a story about HOW TO CHALLENGE. I think lots of people (women and men) don't speak up because they don't know HOW to challenge and that it's possible to...