Mediation
Mediation

Mediation is a meeting between 2 or more people, facilitated by a trained mediator from the SRCR Team who serves as a neutral third party. The mediator’s role is to guide the participants through the mediation process; they do not choose sides, give advice, make suggestions, or otherwise take any position in the process. The purpose of mediation is to assist you in a conversation with the hopes of reaching a mutually satisfactory agreement regarding a specific issue or conflict.
What does mediation look like?
- Each person has uninterrupted time to share what happened and what they hope to accomplish in the mediation.
- Mediator facilitates the dialogue based on the topics identified as important by the participants.
- Once each topic has been discussed, the parties check in privately with the mediator.
- If an agreement is reached, the mediator drafts a document that is signed by all parties.
Mediation is a meeting between 2 or more people, facilitated by a trained mediator from the SRCR Team who serves as a neutral third party. The mediator’s role is to guide the participants through the mediation process; they do not choose sides, give advice, make suggestions, or otherwise take any position in the process. The purpose of mediation is to assist you in a conversation with the hopes of reaching a mutually satisfactory agreement regarding a specific issue or conflict.
What does mediation look like?
- Each person has uninterrupted time to share what happened and what they hope to accomplish in the mediation.
- Mediator facilitates the dialogue based on the topics identified as important by the participants.
- Once each topic has been discussed, the parties check in privately with the mediator.
- If an agreement is reached, the mediator drafts a document that is signed by all parties.