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January is commonly known as Divorce Month.  When someone decides they are leaving their spousal relationship they may choose to wait before starting the separation process until the holiday season […]

The upcoming April school break seems like it should be a relaxing change of pace, but alas, it might not be with children out of school for the week and

There is an ongoing conversation between practitioners about what it means to participate in mediation. Some practitioners feel strongly that disputants must put a certain amount of effort and time

Valentine’s Day is often portrayed as a time of love, joy, and romantic gestures. However, for many couples, it can also bring up unresolved conflicts, unmet expectations, and stress. While

The start of a new year often brings resolutions, fresh opportunities, and the hope for positive change. For individuals, families, and organizations, it’s a time to reflect on past challenges

So, You Want to Be a Mediator? Here’s what training to take in 2025! If you want to become a mediator, you may wonder what training you should take. In

Mediation is a dynamic and growing field, offering a variety of career paths for individuals skilled in resolving disputes, fostering communication, and helping parties reach mutually beneficial agreements. Whether you’re

In a world often fraught with conflicts, having the skills to assist people in resolving their disputes is invaluable. Mediation is a process to resolve disputes amicably and constructively. If

When people are separating and divorcing, they can use many methods to reach agreements. Some people choose to make their agreements themselves and others hire lawyers. Another option people may

All mediation can be emotionally difficult, but perhaps one of the most emotionally charged mediation situations is estate mediation. The death of a loved one is difficult regardless of the