Greener Mediations - Mediation Services

Mediation Services in Northern California, San Francisco, Marin,
Sonoma County, Santa Rosa, Sebastopol

Jerry A. Green graduated from University of California, Berkeley and received his J.D. from Boalt Law School. He is a somatics practitioner, an experienced arbitrator and mediator, and developer of TUNING IN, seminars and private teachings of embodied wisdom in communication and conflict resolution.

He maintained a general trial practice in San Francisco, specializing in personal injury litigation before studying anatomy and physiology at University of California. He has specialized in medical malpractice and health care for over twenty years, including advising and representing diverse health care professionals regarding licensing and scope of practice matters. He is a special consultant to attorneys on medical issues in malpractice cases.

Contact

Greener Mediations
to discuss your needs
and interests.

Call (707) 824-4344

E-mail
jerry@greener
mediations.net

P.O. Box 72
Graton, CA 95444

TESTIMONAL

"I am fortunate to have found Mr. Green, who is a fruitful source of ideas on successfully structuring health care practice. In an educational format, he is unusually talented in explaining these ideas. He listens to client concerns, analyzes them cogently, and suggests approaches succinctly and effectively."

K. Lee Peifer, Attorney, Albuquerque, NM

MEDIATION SERVICES

All potential mediations with Greener Mediations begin with reduced-rate "prospecting sessions" to assess the parties' interest and capacity to approach resolution by first expressing unmet needs and exchanging empathic communications before attempting resolution of the issues that appear to divide. It's called "prospecting" because it won't waste a fee on non-starters.

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TUNING IN to the Body

Body-Wisdom in Communication and Conflict Resolution

Seminars and private sessions on grounding conflict management behavior in the body.

Research suggests that body language may comprise most of our understanding of one another…. So why do we fight over words?