Mediation
Conflict can be overwhelming and it’s normal to want to run and hide. But eventually it needs to be dealt with for your benefit and for the benefit of your family.
As your mediator I can help ease that feeling of overwhelm and help you to work through the hard stuff, whether you’re going through a separation or in a workplace conflict.
Mediation can save you time and money over the alternative of big legal bills and months, even years, spent fighting.
Mediation puts you in the powerful position of determining your own outcome.
I can help you take back control of your life and figure out how to move forward in a way that works for you, your ex-partner and your kids.
MY SERVICES
MEDIATION IS QUICKER AND LESS EXPENSIVE THAN LITIGATION.
LATEST ARTICLES
Together we make all the difference
Why Successful Co-Parenting is More Important Than Ever
These days, one could argue, successful co-parenting is more important than ever. As children and teens get ready to head back to school they will once again be spending a large portion of their days away from you, their parent and instead be in the company of friends, other students and outside influences.
I’m Not Defensive, YOU Are!
Defensiveness is a common and normal reaction in difficult conversations. Often, both people are defensive to some degree. But, as natural as defensiveness can be, it can lead to a cycle of back and forth defensiveness that takes you in a never-ending circle of arguments.
5 Things to Consider When Creating Your Parenting Plan in Separation
When parents who are separating come to Family Mediation, often, the number one issue that needs to be resolved is Parenting Time. In other words, the schedule you will follow for when your children spend time with each parent. The schedule you create will lay the ground work for other pieces of your overall Parenting Plan such as Parent Responsibilities and Child Support. Here are 5 things to consider when creating your Parenting Schedule.
Your Separation Checklist
Whether you’ve got your Separation Agreement in hand or you’re still working toward getting it done, there is a lot to think about when you are going through the separation process. So here’s a helpful list of practical things that need to get done. It can feel overwhelming. So just choose one or two things a day to accomplish and before you know it, you’ll have got it all done.
ARE YOU READY TO FOCUS ON THE FUTURE?
All of my services, workshops and courses are designed to help lay the groundwork for positive future interactions, allowing former spouses or co-workers to practice collaboration, problem solving, conflict resolution and understanding each other in their new roles