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Explore Our Conflict Engagement & Prevention Services

Skip the Courtroom Stress
Unlike going to court, mediation isn’t about having someone make decisions for you. Instead, it’s about providing an environment in which everyone is heard, respected, and supported while you work together to figure out the best path forward yourselves.
What makes our practice different is our two-at-the-table co-mediation approach using our R.E.S.P.E.C.T.(TM) Framework. Because family conflicts can be complicated, having two mediators guiding the process together, you get more than one perspective, better balance in the conversation, and extra support to keep things fair and respectful.

One on One Support
Conflict coaching is one-on-one support to prepare you to have a difficult conversation. You work privately with a coach who helps you think through the conflict, get clear on what matters most to you, and build the skills to handle it in a healthier way.
During the process, we’ll talk about what’s going on, look at different options for handling it, and practice tools for better communication. The goal isn’t to tell you what to do but to give you the confidence and strategies to face the conflict with less stress and more control.
These sessions can also help you prepare for a mediation. Also see skills development sessions below.

Collaborative Problem Solving
In facilitation, like mediation, we don't take sides or make choices for you. We focus on the process so your family can focus on the solutions. Unlike mediation, where there’s usually a disagreement to resolve, facilitation is about planning, problem solving, and conflict prevention.
When facilitation can help:
- Deciding how to care for aging parents or loved ones
- Talking through estate or inheritance planning
- Making decisions about family businesses or shared property
- Planning for big life transitions (like moving, guardianship, or retirement)
- Having important conversations where emotions might run high
Skill Development Sessions
Learning how to advocate for yourself doesn’t have to mean being aggressive—it’s about knowing how to stand firm while keeping respect at the table.
Whether it’s for work, family, or everyday life, our workshops and strategy sessions are tailored specifically to teach practical strategies and step-by-step techniques to help you speak up clearly and stay confident in the moment. You’ll learn how to negotiate on your own terms, without losing your voice or giving up what matters to you.
OUR APPROACH
"Truest form of respect is to listen to someone even when you don’t agree."
~ Unknown

The R.E.S.P.E.C.T.(TM) Framework is our signature approach to conflict resolution. It is a structured, trauma-informed, and person-centered approach to mediation and facilitation.
Each element highlights a key principle that, when combined leads to conversation, collaboration, compromise and eventually, consensus. The framework provides the structure for how we conduct mediations and facilitate meetings. It balances emotional care with strategic problem-solving, ensuring both process and outcome serve the participants well.
HOW OUR SERVICE WORKS
1The Intake Process
If we decide to work together, we schedule separate intakes with everyone involved.
2The Meeting Before the Meeting
This is when we discuss logistics and any preparation required for the mediation or meeting.
3The Meeting or Mediation
During the mediation or meeting our job is to facilitate the process and discussion in order to move you closer to resolution.
4The Follow Up
After the mediation or meeting, we follow up with everyone involved to address any lingering concerns or questions.
QUESTIONS WE OFTEN HEAR
We recognize that in the midst of a stressful situation, you need a clear understanding. Here are some typical questions with straightforward answers, that may help.
What is the difference between mediation and facilitation? What is conflict coaching?
How is mediation different from going to court?
Can mediation work if we're not talking or don't get along?
Will you provide, legal advice, tell us the odds of winning in court or go with me to court?
Will I still have to go to court?
Will you tell us who's right and who's wrong?
In mediation, what if we don't reach an agreement?
Will I have to be in the same room with my ex/my sister?
How do you charge for services?
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