Dumornay Coaching Podcast Stanley Dumornay

In this Episode Stanley speaks to Moufid Tohme who is a Christian minister and lives in Beirut, Lebanon, with his wife and his two children.  Moufid, who was born in Lebanon,  has witness conflict his entire life. During this generous conversation, he shares the profound affection he has for his country and why he does not wish to leave. He talks about the tools, which has helped him cope with conflict in his personal life and how the quarantine has helped him and his family.

In this Episode Stanley speaks to Stephen (Steve) Hecht who is the Chief Executive and Co-Founder of Million Peacemakers. Steve has many years worth of experience dealing with personal, business, and community conflicts. During this candid conversation he shares his personal and business experience dealing with conflict.  He recounts the journey of how  the “Nonflict” methodology came to be and deconstructs this powerful tool by enumerating its three essential steps, which transformed his life.

In this episode Stanley converses with the New York City psychologist Marisa Zalabak, who is the founder of Open Channel Culture. In this interview we learn about the many dimensions of Social Emotional learning, which is an intrinsic part of conflict resolution. Marisa talks with Stanley about how the pandemic and how it has affected conflict in her life and in general. She also shares the top three things that have helped her navigate conflict during these difficult times.

In this first episode Stanley is joined by Lev Kushnarev, a 24 year old McGill University student, studying industrial relations.  Lev who is of jewish ancestry is part of the Million Peace Maker organization. During this fascinating  conversation they talk about the mechanism and benefits of constructive conflict management. Lev also talks about his experience of conversing with a fellow Palestinian and thanks to his “Nonflict” training, his conclusions were very surprising.

The Dumornay Coaching Podcast  is about healthy communication and constructive conflict resolution. The host Stanley Dumornay is a relationship coach. For the past 20 years he has worked with many individuals coaching them through life’s challenges. He firmly believes that Heathy relationships lead to a happy life! And it all starts with good communication.
In this podcast he will discuss various topics on excellent communication and healthy conflict management. Join Stanley and his guests once a month to learn about the many tool, which can be applied to manage the conflicts in your life and  to learn something new.