Family disagreements

• A positive experience

  We see mediation as a positive experience for family and school adaptation after periods of significant life change — and as an effective tool for managing the disagreements that are a natural part of our lives.

• The mediator

  The mediator is a trained, committed, neutral, and impartial professional who accompanies the parties toward lasting agreements.

• Multiple dimensions

  We work on the psychological, social, legal, and economic aspects present in family conflict.

"Mediation is like a negotiation assisted by a third party — the entire process is led by a person or group of people skilled in facilitating understanding between the parties." — Rubin, 1981

When to consider mediation

• Couples conflict, separation, or divorce.
• Disagreements between parents and adolescent children.
• Intergenerational living and care for elderly relatives.
• Inheritance, financial, or patrimonial family decisions.