For mediators, educators, therapists, leaders and anyone who helps people find a way through disagreement.
I am Nadav Nishri, a mediator, author and creator of the New Partnership Method. I invite you to explore my work and stay connected as we share ideas for listening, understanding and building cooperation across borders.
Mediator · Author of three books · Creator of New Partnership
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Questions and reflections from mediation practice: listening when emotions rise, understanding needs and keeping difficult conversations open.
Explore the New Partnership Method and the connection between emotional understanding, practical choices and a shared future.
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How can we stay clear and present in conflict, protect our boundaries and still make room for understanding?
Through stories and practical reflection, I explore how mediation tools can support difficult conversations at home, at work and in our communities. The book is for professionals and for anyone who wants to respond to disagreement with greater awareness and choice.
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My work with couples, families and business partners has shaped the New Partnership Method. It brings emotional understanding and practical realities into a conversation about the future people want to build.
My books, teaching and podcast grow from that work. My hope is to make the language of mediation accessible across cultures, so that more people can listen, understand and help others do the same.
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