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      • Legal Resources
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  • Home
  • About
  • What we do
  • Mediation
    • Why Mediation?
    • EXCLUSIONS
    • Checklist
    • Conciliation Court
    • Community Mediation
  • Mediation FAQs
  • Resources
    • Legal Resources
    • Goverment Resources
  • volunteer
  • EVENTS & Trainings
    • 30 Hour Basic Mediation
    • 40 Hour Family Mediation
Restorative and Mediation Practices

What WE DO

Restorative Practices

Restorative Practices include a variety of interventions that can range from on-on one to medium-sized groups, facilitated by one or more trained facilitators.  These interventions are often designed with participant input and typically focus on a broad range of deeply personal and consequential matters.  

Mediation

 Mediation is a voluntary process used to settle disputes.  Individuals involved meet with a trained neutral who listens to both perspectives of the issue. The mediator maintains order, a safe environment and makes sure all parties involved are heard. The mediator does not decide who is right or wrong but helps all parties involved reach an agreement that is acceptable to all parties.


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