When a relationship ends, life can feel overwhelming. The flood of grief, anger, and anxiety often makes it difficult to think clearly about the logistics of separation, let alone what life without your spouse will look like. How can you focus on the big picture when you are simply trying to get through the next few hours?

 

The reality is that, despite the turmoil, you can still make good choices for yourself and your children.  And that starts with mediation. Divorce mediation is a professional roadmap that helps you pick up the pieces and rebuild your future with empathy and care.  It helps you keep control of life-changing decisions about your next chapter, rather than turning those decisions over to people who hardly know you. 

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With a background in psychology, strategic communications, and conflict resolution, I help you work through issues constructively and guide decision-making as you figure out your future. As a mediator, I do not take sides, but I am equally invested in a successful outcome for both of you. ​​​​​

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​You don't have to wait until someone files for divorce to start mediation.  Often times, it's better not to. The sooner you and your partner can talk through disagreements constructively, the more time, money, and emotional distress you can save in the long run. And if you have children together, your ability to navigate differences and model a healthy co-parenting relationship will impact their lives forever.