John Kinyon (US) Mediate Your Life Irish Residential

Be a Guide for Others Through

Life’s Challenges to New Possibilities

5-Day Mediate Your Life In-Person Retreat

TEACH BHRÍDE, IRELAND

January 28 – February 1, 2026

Wednesday evening to Sunday lunchtime

Suitable for executive coaches, nvc practitioners, psychologists, mediators and therapists

WHAT YOU EXPERIENCE NOW

• Are you unsure how to best support your clients as they navigate conflict in their personal lives or at work?
• Do you sometimes feel stuck between wanting to help and not knowing how to intervene effectively?
• Have you learned conflict resolution skills but haven’t intentionally applied them in recent years?
• Do you support others through conflict, yet feel you’re missing a clear structure that would bring more consistent results?
• Do you want to learn how to guide your clients toward less stress and conflict, while deepening their self-awareness and resilience?

WHAT THIS RETREAT FACILITATES…

• Learn practical tools and reflective approaches that help you stay grounded and confident while guiding others through tension and change.
• Learn an effective, clear and step-by-step approach to navigating conflict and challenges.
• Reconnect with your mediation mindset and refresh your skills through experiential practice and real-life scenarios.
• Learn a clear, step-by-step framework so your interventions lead to more predictable outcomes.
• Discover how to facilitate insight, and empowering
• your clients to transform their own patterns.

John Kinyon is a the creator of the Mediate Your Life approach, a mediator and certified global trainer with CNVC. He is dedicated to transforming conflict into understanding and collaboration through empathic communication

You will learn the Mediate Your Life (MYL) conflict coaching and mediation framework, grounded in mindfulness, deep empathy, and the 3 Chair Model. Together we will explore how to support clients navigating inner tension, interpersonal breakdown, and the raw, unhealed pain of past experiences. We will practice the art of reconciliation—not just as a method, but as a way of being.

Through shared silence, guided practice, group conversation, and the beauty of the land itself, we will reconnect to what gives our work meaning: being a presence of connection and peace in a fragmented world.

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