We can help. We provide free alternatives that address family and parenting matters. We work in the following areas:
Co-Parenting Mediation
Parent/Teen Mediation
Couples Mediation
Eldercare Mediation
Co-parenting mediation supports parents or other family members to make collaborative decisions about custody and visitation. Individuals who have filed a petition in Family Court can request the court to refer their case to mediation. Individuals who haven’t filed in Family Court can reach out to us directly to request mediation.
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Mediation helps parents and teens ease tension in the home. We mediate issues like behavior, communication, curfew, and drug/alcohol use while maintaining confidentiality. Mediation supports families to talk things out.
Work out your differences if you’re in a couple. A trained mediator can help make difficult conversations easier. Couples mediation improves communication, rebuilds trust, and provides an opportunity to come up with solutions.
When an elder loved one requires a higher level of care, families come together to make decisions and prepare for a period of life transition. While difficult for any family, this can be especially challenging when there’s a history of conflict between family members. Emotions can be high, there might be concerns about strained financial resources, and the grieving process may be starting to take hold. Mediation offers a structured dispute resolution option that can be effective in supporting families during this critical time for issues such as health and medical care, finances, and living arrangements.