Yesterday on Elder Abuse Awareness Day (15 June 2015), a day designated by the United Nations as the International Day of Action, a meeting of four Elder Mediation Australasian Network (EMAN) mediators on the Sunshine Coast joined the world voices opposing the abuse of older people. The mediators discussed better ways of providing means to promote an understanding of abuse and neglect of older persons .
The role of elder mediators is to facilitate older people and their families with difficult discussions to make plans and to reach more equitable outcomes to their disagreements. Those outcomes can work for the older people, respect their rights and enhance their safety.
Patrick Wedge
Mediator and Conflict Management Coach
Conflict Resolution Centre
Dr Cate Banks
Mediator|Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner(AG accredited) |Mentor|Coach
Tom Stodulka
Mediator and Facilitator
Rhonda Whitfield
CHURCHILL Professional Services
Governance |Mentoring |Dispute Resolution
The role of elder mediators is to facilitate older people and their families with difficult discussions to make plans and to reach more equitable outcomes to their disagreements. Those outcomes can work for the older people, respect their rights and enhance their safety.
Patrick Wedge
Mediator and Conflict Management Coach
Conflict Resolution Centre
Dr Cate Banks
Mediator|Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner(AG accredited) |Mentor|Coach
Tom Stodulka
Mediator and Facilitator
Rhonda Whitfield
CHURCHILL Professional Services
Governance |Mentoring |Dispute Resolution