Posts Tagged ‘family’

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My mission is to carry the message that there is a better way to look at, and react to, conflict.  During the past 20 years, I have successfully mediated thousands of disputes and developed expertise in resolving personal and professional relationship conflicts.  Today, my goal is to provide strategic conflict management and creative relationship intervention for marriage, divorce, family estrangement, business partnership, community, and workplace situations.

My current mediation practice centers on my work with David Spofford at A Friendly Divorce. David and I use a unique co-mediation model that offers male-female balance, an awareness of both the legal and emotional issues of divorce, and an opportunity to save financial resources and heartache. At A Friendly Divorce, we also provide document preparation services in order to help the couples we work with obtain uncontested divorces.  Additionally, this fall, David and I will begin offering a variety of training opportunities to professionals who want to expand their practices to include pro-se/pre-suit divorce mediation.

As a Primary Trainer with Mediation Training Group, I have taught mediation nationally and internationally to over five thousand professionals. Please consider Mediation Training Group’s offerings if you want to become a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, acquire mediation skills to enhance your professional or personal life, or experience Continuing Mediator Education that is both entertaining and rich in content.

I am interested in what you are thinking about your own personal and professional relationship dynamics and how I can help you create workplace agreements,  business partnership accords, dating contracts (also called pre-pre-nuptials), pre-nuptials, and marriage pacts.  Please accept this invitation to expand the dialogue – email me your questions and comments.

The Mother-Daughter Bond – Conflict and Comfort

For many women, the mother-daughter connection is life’s most complex relationship. So it comes as no surprise that many of us struggle with the relationship that we share with our mothers and many of us struggle with the relationships that we share with our daughters. As a mediator and as a woman, I am intrigued by how the mother-daughter bond can bring both conflict and comfort. This article discusses the complex mother-daughter relationship and offers tips that both mothers and daughters can use to heal their connection.

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The 10 Step Plan For Ending Feuds and Fights and Re-Building Connection

Yes, you can resolve even the nastiest of your conflicts, if you are committed to rebuilding the relationship. This article outlines my 10-Step plan for ending feuds and building connections.

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10 Tips For Getting Along With Your Family This Holiday Season

Millions of families won’t be together this holiday season because of fights, feuds and old resentments. However, family estrangements, misunderstandings, and unmet expectations don’t have to destroy the bonds that connect you to the ones you love. This article presents 10 tips for getting along with your relatives over the holidays.

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