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March 30, 2016

Conflict Resolution: Bystander Mobilisation

Conflict Resolution Course -  Defeating the Apathy of the Group

https://youtu.be/zm0zFU9jCyA   Conflict Resolution Course which teaches how to energise those who are in the periphery of a conflict moment and get them moving and helping rather than being victims of inertia and the apathy of the group.


Gerard O’Dea is a conflict management, personal safety and physical interventions training consultant.  He is the training director for Dynamis, a specialist in personal safety and violence reduction initiatives and the European Adviser for ‘Verbal Defense and Influence’, a global programme which addresses the spectrum of human conflict. www.dynamis.training

Our Conflict Resolution Course is detailed here.

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Gerard O'Dea


Gerard O'Dea is the Director of Training for Dynamis. Training Advisor, Speaker, Author and Expert Witness on Personal Safety, Conflict Management and Physical Interventions, he is the European Advisor for Vistelar Conflict Management, a global programme focussing on the spectrum of human conflict.