Mediation is a technique used to resolve conflict. The goal of mediation is for the parties to come up with win/win solutions to resolve disagreements. As a result, it has the potential to maintain and/or enhance relationships between disputing parties. Consequently, mediation is particularly well suited for use in families. I specialize in helping families craft parenting plans and resolve post- decree conflicts concerning their children.
Divorce can be hard on children and there are a lot of frightening stories out there. It can be expensive, time consuming, and emotionally challenging. How you get divorced really makes a difference. I know because I experienced the pain of a litigated divorce and the damage it caused my son. Because I didn’t want others to experience what I did, I became a mediator, parent coordinator and Court appointed Decision Maker.
Mediated divorces are statistically far less expensive and emotionally damaging (especially for children) than those litigated in court. A mediated divorce can save you thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars. Studies show that mediated divorces result in significantly better parenting after divorce and less post-divorce conflict. Simply put, research consistently demonstrates that mediated divorces result in better outcomes for children throughout their life span than those litigated in court.
I’m dedicated to helping parents craft divorce agreements that are evidence based and support resiliency in children. My goal is to offer you unparalleled divorce mediation service. You and your children deserve to have the best of all worlds: an experienced mental health mediator who specializes in trauma with a solid understanding of divorce law. I am a certified Child and Family Investigator, Parent Coordinator, and Court Appointed Decision Maker.
Please contact me to schedule a free 30-minute consultation
You may wish to view our Divorce Resources for suggested reading and websites for divorcing parents and children.
“The home and the family are the basic social institution everywhere in the world. When the home improves, the whole world will be better.” ~Sathya Sai Babam