Mediation Services
Resolving conflict when the relationship matters — that’s what we do.
We bring together professionals in mediation, conflict coaching, child and family advocacy, and financial planning to offer a holistic approach to resolving disputes so the issues are settled while the relationships move forward.
Family
We help families settle difficult disputes while preserving relationships with all those impacted. Common issues include divorce, marital conflict, adoption, paternity, estates, and elder care.
Business
Business conflicts put more than profits on the line. ?We help businesses realign relationships around common values to resolve issues that threaten reputation, client relationships, and productivity.
Faith Community
At their heart, conflicts within a community are really family conflicts?impacted deeply by commonly held beliefs. We help community members utilize shared beliefs as a guide to resolution of the issues.
Organization
Organizational conflicts arise when people with limited interaction join to accomplish a goal. We help resolve underlying conflict and build working relationships for future issues.
Finding myself going through a divorce was the last thing I expected a few years ago.? I am so grateful to have been referred to Patrick Brown and his mediation services. ~ Mary, Client
Working with the resolution Center during my divorce was the smartest choice we made. Tess was able to create an atmosphere of resolve and solution for my ex and myself. We saved thousands of dollars and saved so much heartache. The Resolution Center provides a service that can allow couples to move on with their lives without destroying a family. For that I am grateful. ~Virginia, Client
I trust The Resolution Center with my clients and have never been disappointed with the quality of care they have received. ~ Stephanie Castle, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist,?Norther Light Christian Counseling
The Resolution Center was fantastic at helping us sort through everything in our somewhat unique situation. Pat and Patty helped us have an amicable divorce with no lawyers and no fights, and they put an emphasis on what was best for our 3 kids. ~ Chris, Client
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 Divorce/Conflict Coach helping clients resolve disputes, redefine relationships, and move forward.
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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.
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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.
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Recent Posts
- “Dividing finances in divorce is a bit like separating conjoined twins. The finances are so intertwined–the separation must be delicate, strategic, and well-planned.” Tess Worrell, family mediator Conciliation-Mediation offers couples a context to discuss finances cooperatively. …
- Anticipation and fear traditionally mark the first day of school—for both children and their parents. As children head back to school, parents worry. They worry about how to pay for all the books, clothes, and technology. About whom will influence their children. About how to balance their own work …
- Beth and Joe just looked at each other. Had they really just decided to divorce? Though they had talked around the idea in counseling and with friends, neither truly expected it to come to this. Yet, both realized–here it was. Then, the next question hit– How do we tell the children? In …
- “I just want what’s fair!” says every person going through divorce. Couples generally agree that they want a fair outcome. Defining what fair looks like proves much more difficult. The challenge is real. A recent poll found that finances cause one-third of divorces. If couples can’t …
- “I just don’t know what to do!” exclaimed John. “I’ve tried talking, reasoning, and even asking to go back to mediation. She either says we’ll work it out between us, she or doesn’t respond at all. What can I do?” John is caught in a classic war of wills with his ex-wife—and feels he had no …
Posts About Parenting During Divorce
- “I don’t want to go!!!” What’s a parent to do when they hear this?? For tips on how to get to the bottom of a child’s resistance to parenting time (with you or their other parent), see What if My Child Fights Parenting Time.? If you are the parent hearing this, the …
- “For Christmas, I just want everybody to be happy–to get along.” Abby, age 9. Abby’s simple wish echoes with children everywhere–children facing another holiday season divided between their divorced parents. At best, in a season focused on family closeness and harmony, …
- As the last fireworks of 4th of July fade, stores replace fire crackers with “Back-to-School” supplies. Parents (still focused on swim lessons, summer camps, and family vacations) also begin planning for school. Complex for most families–even harder from two houses. But, …
- Beth and Joe just looked at each other. Had they really just decided to divorce? Though they had talked around the idea in counseling and with friends, neither truly expected it to come to this. Yet, both realized–here it was. Then, the next question hit– How do we tell the children? In …
- As Joanne dropped into bed, the events of the day swirled through her head. Joanne relived the nightmare of the emergency run back to the school to grab a forgotten backpack. Amidst the soccer and gymnastics practices–she barely made it before the custodian locked the doors. Just as she began …
