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Summary

“This book aims to teach conflict management through the art of dialogue. By understanding the power of words, each individual can make or break the outcome of the conversation and eventually of the interaction. Healthy language and healthy behaviors can be seen as “superpowers” in this day and age where conflict and aggression are everywhere and between everyone, and it seems this madness is increasing daily. With the increase of conflict between anyone and everywhere, the mental-physical well-being of any single individual, especially the new generation, is affected in a negative way. […]”
(from INTRODUCTION FOR EDUCATION, PARENTS AND ADULTS)
 
Ms. Alessandra Sgubini is the founder and CEO of Bridge Mediation LLC in San Diego, California. Alessandra is a certified conflict resolution specialist who eamed her law, business, and master’s degrees from both Italian and American Institutions. Additionally, she is a Professor of Business Law at the University of California San Diego as well as visiting Professor of Conflict Dispute Resolution and Mediation in many International Universities. Ms. Sgubini published over two dozen articles on conflict dispute resolution, negotiation, and mediation that have been distributed on the international level. Ms. Sgubini is the author of Principles of Problem Solving for Kids. Stuck in Conflicts? Handy Roadmap t0 Act and think as Problem Solver part of conflict resolution book series for children.
Mr. Roberto Di Cosimo was born and raised in Italy, in a little town close to Rome. Since the young age he studied and played guitar. He bought his first guitar when he was eight years old and since then he never stopped playing.
Over the years he built his reputation as singer and songwriter who sings his own songs with only the sound of his guitars.
Roberto’s talent to combine words with music allowed him to create the catchy song for children in this book. Roberto believes in the power of music capable to defeating barriers and overcoming all difficulties to grow and build a better world.

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