It’s All Your Fault: High Conflict People

Transforming Inmates into Peacemakers, with Guest Doug Noll: Part 2

Nov 17, 2022

Doug Noll, founder of Prison of Peace, discusses success stories, affect labeling, and recidivism rates in transforming inmates into peacemakers. The program's implementation, growth, and reasons for success are explored, offering hope for reducing conflict in communities.

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Quick takeaways

Teaching conflict resolution in prisons leads to transformative growth, showcasing neuroplasticity in emotional development.

Engaging in active listening and peacemaking practices fosters positive societal change and harmonious relationships.

Deep dives

Benefits of High Conflict Personality Trainings

High conflict personality trainings offer family and other mediators essential skills for managing challenging cases. Bill Eddy's developed mediation model significantly increased settlement rates from 75% to over 90% in high conflict cases. These trainings include on-demand access and direct Zoom sessions with Bill, enhancing mediator effectiveness in handling high conflict personalities.

Introduction

3min

Transformative Power of Teaching Conflict Resolution Skills to Inmates

13min

Transforming Lives Through Empathy and Respect

3min

A Life Transformed: From Courtroom Trials to Mediation and Peacemaking

6min

Expressing Gratitude and Previewing Future Episodes

2min

“Listening People Into Existence.” In this second episode with Doug Noll of the Prison of Peace program, Bill and Megan continue their conversation about this program that leads incarcerated individuals through intensive workshops to become Peacemakers, and eventually Certified Trainers who go out into their communities after their release, using their new peacemaking skills.

In this episode, Doug continues telling us about: