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Bridging Divides: Mediating Family Transitions with Compassion

I am profoundly appreciative of the chance to engage and share insights during the recent webinar on the critical subject of mediating divorce with a focus on children, presented by the Southern California Mediation Association. I extend my heartfelt thanks to Susan North for her expert moderation, as well as to my esteemed colleagues—Jami Fosgate, Dr. Mona Shenassa Toubian, Marvin Whistler, and Barb North—for their invaluable contributions. Family Mediation provides a humane alternative to the contentious courtroom disputes over parenting, empowering parents to prioritize their children’s well-being through thoughtful co-parenting strategies. It is an honor to collaborate with such dedicated professionals in promoting the beneficial impacts of Family Mediation. 

Bridging Divides: Mediating Family Transitions with Compassion

Divorce Without Court: A Better Way To Divorce Webinar

I was immensely thrilled when the Southern California Mediation Organization asked me to be a part of SCMA’s California Mediation Awareness Week!

We wanted to raise public awareness about how Family Law Mediation works. I had the honor of participating in a webinar with some esteemed colleagues, including Chip Rose, Laurie Itkin and Jenna Flowers, where we highlighted questions such as:

How does mediation work? What is important to know about the differences between mediation and litigation? Why do couples in mediation hire a CDFA? How does using mental health professionals in divorce proceedings benefits the family in mediation?

This webinar presentation will give you an overview of the Family Mediation process. Feel free to watch it and reach out with any questions.

Divorce Without Court: A Better Way to Divorce

Putting Children First: Juvenile Dependency & Mediation

The wellbeing and day-to-day happenings in the home are the foundation of the family unit. For many families involved in the child protection proceedings, there are many social conflicts impacting their community and home life which can lead to increased vulnerability.

Although parents may benefit from the host of social and community programs available, mediators have a chance to get at the core of social conflict by supporting parents in advocating for themselves and their family’s needs.

The system is overwhelmed and mediators can help mitigate the feeling that a parent is just a number on the caseload of the judges, attorneys and social workers.

 

Session#77 Putting Children First: Juvenile Dependency and Mediation