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Mediator as Truthsayer

By Laurie Israel | Published: November 10, 2013

Mediation is not one monolithic technique.  Mediators and mediation theorists may categorize different types of mediation techniques into different theoretical boxes, such as “facilitative”, “evaluative” and “transformational”.  But the categories all seem to bleed into each other.  At its core, … Continue reading →

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An Interview with author Deborah Moskovitch of The Smart Divorce

By MaritalMediation Staff | Published: November 16, 2010

This week we’re announcing a new interview series with Deborah Moskovitch, the creator and facilitator of The Smart Divorce. Based on her personal experience with divorce and insights gathered from leading divorce gurus, Deborah has become a leading divorce and … Continue reading →

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A story of infidelity, divorce mediation, then reconciliation

By MaritalMediation Staff | Published: September 27, 2010

There is a touching story in Salon about an infidelity overcome through the persistence of both husband and wife. Written five years after the affair, it shows that not every affair necessarily ends in divorce. When Robert told me about … Continue reading →

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Exclusive Rebecca Davis interview on MaritalMediation.com

By MaritalMediation Staff | Published: September 22, 2010

Noted author Rebecca Davis sat down for a talk with MaritalMediation recently. Rebecca’s book More Perfect Unions has been getting great reviews for its unique perspective on how the institution of marriage developed. You can read her rave reviews in … Continue reading →

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