Learning to Disagree Better
Inman Cox Mediation are here to help you rethink how you communicate in your relationships, both at home and in the workplace.
We help you to resolve these disputes using our unique set of mediation sessions, tools, and training, including:

Understanding social styles
The training covers the 4 main styles, Analytical, Expressive, Driver and Aimable their primary characteristics/ needs and importantly this impact team performance. We look at emotional intelligence. The ability to recognise, understand and manage one’s own emotions and those of others.
Higher levels of emotional intelligence will help managers and employees alike to foster positive working relationships. This training is an introduction and further training and coaching is available.

Leadership training -Communication and behavioural dynamics
A wide- ranging module looking at task ownership, competency levels, employer and employee roles/ responsibilities. Instructing, directing, coaching and reviewing performance. Management Mediation Techniques.
Tools to help managers and staff learn to disagree better. The training looks at demystifying conflict behaviour and thirst for power. How power, rights and interests impact every conflict. Unconscious Psychology of Attitudes to Change. Gaining skills through practice (mediation role-plays) Bringing it all together

Essentials of emotional Intelligence and Neuro diversity
The module looks at more recent causes of conflict. Understanding the diversity of human brains and minds. Neurological differences do exist and these are natural variations rather that deficits that need to be fixed.
How employers can support this, creating an inclusive working environment.
Who We Are
Established by James Inman, Inman Cox Mediation are dedicated to getting you a resolution – no matter the circumstances of the dispute.
We’re here to provide expert advice, and equip you with the tools needed to resolve future disputes and prevent them from arising in the first instance.
We had the most amazing training session today. James was so engaging and the team gained some valuable insights



