Reflective Mediation

Thank you for the review, Lea!

"We've tried to talk already. Why should we mediate?"⁠
⁠
If “kitchen table” conversations are productive, there is no need to pay to bring in a third party.

But most people aren’t trained in conflict communication. Tempers get hot. Voices rise. People stop listening to one another. They don’t know all the decisions that need to be made in a separation.

That’s when a trained facilitator can make a world of difference.⁠

To schedule your free consultation click the link below:
reflectivemediation.ca/contact-us
⁠

Did you know that Reflective Mediation offers remote services via secure video conference?

To book your free consultation, click the link in our bio.

To succeed in mediation, the first task is to get your own inner voices in tune.
Here's how and why.

To read the full blog go to our website reflectivemediation.com or click the link in my bio.

Thank you for the review, Conrad!

Did you know that Mediation is voluntary, confidential, and non-adversarial?

Mediation is an approach to dispute resolution that succeeds by facilitating parties as they work together to generate their solutions. Having an open conversation in a safe environment allows participants to understand better what really matters to one another.⁠

Do you offer free consultations? ⁠
⁠
Yes. I require an initial, free-of-charge session with each party. Prior to accepting payment, I must assess whether the case is appropriate to my skills, and describe the process so you can make a fully informed decision about whether to move forward.⁠
⁠

How to Use Calm as a Strategy in Divorce Mediation

To read the full blog go to our website reflectivemediation.com or click the link in my bio.

... See more

Thank you for the review, Jason!