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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 July 2019
Mediation programs may choose to use teams of mediators rather than single mediators for a variety of reasons. Co-mediators can assist each other in facilitating the interaction and can balance each other’s skills and knowledge (Bishop et al. 2015; Rosengard 2016). Teams of mediators can also model cooperative behavior for the disputants as they conduct the session (Boulle et al. 2008). While in the Midwest small claims program the mediators work alone, in the West Coast mediation program and the Midwest divorce and family mediations, the mediators routinely work in two-person teams. This chapter will explore a range of ways mediators can accomplish teamwork and present a united front vis-à-vis the disputants to best accomplish the goals of mediation.
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