Divorce and Family Mediation Center

In this video, I introduce the concept of the “do-over”— a simple yet powerful tool that can help couples interrupt old patterns and build healthier communication habits. — https://t.ly/MNuGd

After 23 years in conflict resolution, here are two mistakes people make before the conversation even begins. — https://t.ly/N1JJO

In premarital mediation, one of the most important conversations couples can have is about their fighting style. Every couple will disagree at some point — that’s normal. But how you argue can either strengthen or damage your relationship. — https://t.ly/AiPon

Have a 401(k)? Investments? Property in your name? Getting married doesn’t automatically protect what you built before the wedding. Let’s talk about premarital assets and why a prenup might actually be a gift, not a threat. — https://t.ly/DnhnF

Are you always early… and your fiancé is always late? These differences might seem small now — even charming — but over time, they can turn into ongoing arguments and real resentment. — https://t.ly/K7SOX

Do you and your partner laugh at the same things? It may seem small, but sharing a sense of humor can make a big difference in a marriage. — https://t.ly/AqZ0C

In premarital mediation, one of the biggest topics married couples say they wish they’d addressed earlier is communication styles. Communication isn’t just about talking — it’s about how you talk. — https://t.ly/CVYAE

Ambition, caution, and personality styles can strengthen a relationship … or quietly undermine it over time. — https://t.ly/2_8iH

Second marriages come with experience — and baggage. Thoughtful planning now can save years of stress later. — https://t.ly/8XCrn