Mediation

Author : Gotfredsen Whitley | Published On : 10 Nov 2025

She knows how to ask the right questions with an open mind so that together you can discover your strengths in handling discussions. Are you not reaching an agreement on who gets what after the divorce? A family mediator guides the discussions around the division of assets and records the decisions in an agreement. Of course, because it occupies a significant part of our time, our income depends on it, but also because work often provides a sense of purpose. Are you dealing with a conflict and looking for a mediator?
The way in which restorative mediation can help is different for everyone. Often times the mediation can help participants to process the event and move on from it. When you talk to Iris, you can count on receiving 100% of her attention. Iris is authentic and open-minded, exudes calm and makes you feel comfortable.
This is often done through lawyers, but family mediation is a better alternative, in our opinion. The emphasis in family case mediation is on communication between the (former) partners, so that the divorce does not turn into a fighting divorce. A mediator prepares a divorce agreement that outlines all the details about the divorce. Are you caught up in a complex family situation such as divorce, quarrel or repudiation? Certified mediator WALSHA helps you communicate with each other in a positive and respectful way to work out the conflict together.

These can be recognized in the conversations which keep going in circles over a period of time, both in and outside meetings. Or when there are differences of opinion at play which are never discussed, because they are too stressful. In the Argument, both sides of the contradiction are explored at depth. The conversation ensures that listening takes place at a deeper level. This method differs from traditional methods, because there is no focus on understanding any points of view and because there is no need to defend them. It’s all about actively exploring and strengthening both sides.
At WALSHA, we specialize in the mediation of complex family cases where the parties involved cannot reach an agreement on their own. Are you dealing with a long-term family dispute or feud, parent or child repudiation, fighting divorce…? As a licensed mediator, WALSHA helps you resolve the conflict, no matter how complicated the situation may be. When there is no, little or only negative contact between parent and child, a (licensed) mediator brings the parties together.
Read more about how restorative mediation works on this page. During an initial (individual or group) consultation, we listen to your situation. You get a chance to tell your full story, just like everyone else in the case of a group discussion.