FAMILY MEDIATION COUNCIL MICHIGAN
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Carole Church is a featured mediator because she is the past Chair of Family Mediation Council - Michigan and has been an active member of the Board for the past four years. Carole enjoys both being a mediator, and participating in FMC-M because they both allow her to focus on peaceful conflict resolution. As a mediator, she can work with families to clarify what issues need to be resolved and what options there are for resolution. As a member of FMC-M, she can work with others in the field to encourage more use of mediation, earlier on cases so that people can benefit from peaceful, personal, and private solutions that most often save time, money and stress. Our Mediation Community
Tribute Dinner
Family Mediation Council - Michigan is pleased to honor Barbara Johannessen with a Tribute Dinner recognizing her contributions to Mediation. The dinner is April 22, 2010 at Peking House in Royal Oak, and we hope you can attend. If you cannot attend you can participate by placing an ad in the Tribute Book. Contact Carole Church at carolechur@aol.com for details.
About Mediation
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What is Mediation? Mediation is a process used to help people reach agreements. In this process, a neutral, trained mediator works with people to discuss all of the issues related to their family conflict, to explore possible options for settlement, and to identify solutions that best meet the needs of each person involved. When can Mediation be done? Mediation can take place at any stage in a situation, and we believe that the earlier it is considered, the better. For... Read More |
Testimonials
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Here are some comments made by actual participants in mediation... "I really enjoyed my mediator. I thought she was very fair and open to understanding our issues. I feel a third party will better our parenting communications, which will benefit our children's well being." "The mediator was very good at getting the other party to at least acknowledge the other person's view on various points discussed during mediation." "This was... Read More |