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Diane NEUMANN, M.A., J.D., is the author of two nationally acclaimed books: Divorce Mediation: How to Cut the Cost and Stress of Divorce and Choosing a Divorce Mediator. Diane started her mediation practice in 1981. She is the principal of her firm, Diane Neumann and Associates: Divorce Mediation Services, which offers a panel of three attorney-mediators and a psychologist-mediator. Diane has mediated over 2,000 disputes, primarily separation and divorce, as well as family-owned business, parenting issues, estate, employment, and HR disputes. She is a founder and principal of Divorce Mediation Training Associates.
Diane was an adjunct professor at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts and the University of Massachusetts, Boston. She taught courses in advanced mediation skills and techniques. Court Approved ProgramDiane Neumann & Associates: Divorce Mediation Services is an approved ADR Provider for the Massachusetts Superior Court and six Massachusetts Family and Probate Courts: Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester. AuthorDiane is the author of three books. Choosing A Divorce Mediator, Henry Holt & Co., New York, 1996. Divorce Mediation: How to Cut the Cost and Stress of Divorce, Henry Holt & Co., New York, 1989. Handbook on Divorce, Divorce Center, Inc., Framingham, MA. Selected Articles“How Mediation Can Effectively Address the Male-Female Power Imbalance in Divorce” Mediation Quarterly, Spring 1992, Jossey-Bass Inc., San Francisco, California. “Advanced Techniques” Mediation Quarterly, Winter 1990, Jossey-Bass, Inc., San Francisco, California. “Lesbian and Gay Mediation in the 90s.” A paper included in the workbook at the second annual Lavender Law Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990. Contributor To
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“Diane is incredibly sharp and talented, and I appreciated her
honesty at all times. As a mediator/trainer, she exudes a confidence
that puts the client/student at ease.”
“Diane has a great depth of understanding of relationships and
a comfort level with conflict – and was great modeling in role
plays. ” |
