W E L L S P A C E

The parenting coordinator works with these parents together to promote the best interest of the child and get parents working together as a team.

Learn how to effectively co-parent, communicate, and make decisions for your child's wellbeing together. This service is either court-ordered or mutually agreed upon by the parties. 

Skills Include:

• Conflict Resolution

• Anger Management

• Effective Communication

• Child Development

Mediation is when two or more people involved in a dispute meet privately with a neutral third-party member, the mediator, to cultivate an agreeable solution.

Preserving or improving relationships is especially important in family cases where the parties may have on-going dealings with each other or with children or other family members. Many families elect to use mediation to resolve their divorce, child custody, or other family law dispute without waiting for the court to order it. 

Reconcile Differences

Address concerns and problem areas to stabilize relationships.

Reach Settlement

Define a solution with actionable steps for each party to take for mutual conflict resolution.

Understand Each Other

Identify common ground and the differences that impede ability to reach mutual goals.

I N D I V I D U A L   T H E R A P Y 

Take the space to address your needs, your past, your present, and your future. Through individual therapy, you can find support and guidance to manage your mental health. Depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders can be debilitating. These symptoms may be affecting your daily life negatively. Learn new skills, explore who have become, process your history, and pave a new path forward for yourself.

F A M I L Y    T H E R A P Y

Preserving or improving relationships is especially important in family therapy. Just as people change over time, so does the way that families relate to one another. When there is long-standing conflict the stability of the family is threatened. Learn how to reforge or repair these relationships in your family. 

Benefits of Family Therapy include:

• Improved  Communication

• Enhances and Strengthens Relationships

• Receive Nonjudgmental Support

• Develops and Improves Self-Esteem

• Hear a Fresh Perspective

• Learn Better Ways to Confront Difficult Behavior

• Setting and Accomplishing Goals