“You want me to WHAT?!!” My client looked at me in shock. And, a bit of horror. She had called...
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Solution-Focused Divorce™
Solution-Focused Divorce™
con•cil•i•a•tion (noun): con•cil•i•a•tion (noun): Conciliation brings parties together in a structured setting and helps them communicate effectively, identify their needs and interests, and work towards mutually beneficial solutions.
Separating or divorcing can be a complicated, fearful, frustrating and tortuous process. Imagine the difficulty of getting two people who are often at odds with each other personally to agree to the terms of severing the ties of their marriage while simultaneously providing future stability, safety and even prosperity in their on-going parental relationship.
The Resolution Center brings together conciliation professionals in arbitration, mediation, conflict coaching, child and family advocacy, and financial planning to offer a holistic approach to resolving disputes so the issues are settled while moving relationships forward.
“You want me to WHAT?!!” My client looked at me in shock. And, a bit of horror. She had called...
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Patrick Brown, JD, M.A. CEO - The Resolution Center
Pat knows about settling conflict. He has served as an Attorney-Mediator in private practice in Zionsville for over 20 years, combining his training in Pastoral Counseling and Marriage & Family Therapy with his training as an attorney to conduct thousands of mediations.
Mediator and Divorce/Conflict Coach
Mother of eight, Tess knows conflict. “When my children argue, we resolve the issue, but my focus is on helping them protect their relationship. I do the same for my clients.” An attorney with a counseling background, Tess works as a Mediator and Blog/Newsletter Author helping clients resolve disputes, redefine relationships, and move forward.
Patricia Martin-Brown, M.S., NCSP, IMH-E®(IV)
Patricia is a parent, a stepparent and now a grandparent. She also has years of experience with children and families as a school psychologist in private practice, as a behavioral therapist, and as a developmental specialist.
MEDIATOR
If you asked Hillary what one word she would hope others would use to describe her, it would be “Peacemaker” — not to be confused with “Peacekeeper.” Peacemaking actively confronts conflict and tension, whereas peacekeeping avoids conflict to maintain peace. No matter the conflict type, Hillary works passionately as a Mediator to tackle and ultimately resolve conflict.
