Interdisciplinární řešení rodinných sporů
Keywords:
family disputes, mediation, family mediation, interdisciplinary cooperation, children's rights, social work, conflict resolutionSynopsis
The international scientific conference proceedings Interdisciplinary Approaches to Family Dispute Resolution present an interdisciplinary perspective on family disputes and the ways in which they can be addressed. The publication brings together knowledge and practical experience from law, mediation, psychology, social work, education, theology, and related disciplines. The individual contributions reflect current theoretical approaches, research findings, and experience from professional practice, focusing in particular on family and intercultural mediation, legislative aspects of mediation, the protection of children’s rights and vulnerable persons, the prevention of domestic violence, support for families in crisis situations, ethical and value-based dimensions of dispute resolution, and opportunities for effective interdisciplinary cooperation. Particular attention is paid to the importance of communication, dialogue, prevention, and conciliatory approaches in resolving conflicts. The proceedings were published as an outcome of the international scientific conference Interdisciplinary Approaches to Family Dispute Resolution, held in Křtiny near Brno on 19–22 March 2026, and as part of the KEGA project No. 033PU-4/2025.
Chapters
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Ethical foundations of mediation as a tool for conflict transformation in contemporary society
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Rupture and de-escalation: the use of deliberative practices in interdisciplinary collaboration
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Family circle meeting as a tool for working with the family in Centers for children and families
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Values as an orientation in resolving family relationships
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Mediation use in school settings from the perspective of school leadership
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From Ambiguity to Clarity: Cognitive and Contextual Mechanisms in Language Resolution
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Transformative mediation in interdisciplinary solutions to marital crises: a comparative analysis of the approaches of the church and society
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Prevention of domestic violence – interdisciplinary approaches from the perspective of criminal law, criminology and psychology
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Social cohesion and its threats in the context of long-term family conflicts
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The Child Caught in the Trap of Loyalty: The Psychological Dynamics of Relationships and Options for Professional Assistance in Social Work Practice
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Skills Enhancing Work Efficiency in Healthcare
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ocial and spiritual dimension of family conflicts and the importance of their amicable resolution
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A parent serving a prison sentence and a family in crisis
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Family and family relationships from the perspective of the Church: mediation as a tool for pastoral accompanimen
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Inspiration from Norway: Is the Norwegian Model of Restorative Justice Transferable to Slovakia?
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Mediation Design: Intentional Work with Space and Language
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Regional government as a driver of change: How the Region helps mitigate family conflicts and protect children
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Responsibility for the Result and Dispute Resolution Proceedings
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Mediation as a Form of Support for Families with Codependent Behavior
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