Mediation
Co-Parenting Mediation
For parents who need to make decisions together, communicate about children, and reduce conflict in an ongoing relationship. Mediation helps convert repeated arguments into clear agreements and predictable routines.
In person & virtualAll mediation services
What this helps with
- Schedules, holidays, and handoffs
- Shared expenses and decision-making
- Communication rules and channels
- Introducing new partners
- Revisiting arrangements as children grow
How it works
The mediation process
- 01Initial consultationA confidential conversation to understand the situation and determine whether mediation is appropriate.
- 02Intake and preparationClarify the issues, goals, participants, and any documents or background information needed before the session.
- 03The mediation sessionEach person has an opportunity to be heard and the issues are organized clearly - with structure, not escalation.
- 04Exploring optionsDiscuss possibilities together and work toward practical, realistic solutions that fit the specific situation.
- 05Agreement and next stepsA written summary of agreements or clear next steps, depending on the type of matter and the participants' needs.
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Mediation
Move the conversation forward with structure and neutrality.
Sessions are available in person and virtually, in English and Hebrew.
Important to know
Mediation is not legal representation. Dr. Conflicts does not provide legal advice, does not represent either participant, and does not replace consultation with an attorney. Participants are encouraged to seek independent legal advice when legal rights, obligations, court filings, or formal agreements are involved.