Mediation

Why Mediation?

  • Hash things out in a private setting
  • Reclaim decision making ability
  • Spend time and energy more effectively

What Types of Mediation?

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Business Mediation

  • Ownership disputes
  • Workplace relations
  • Client / consumer concerns
  • Employee conduct
  • Productivity
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Elder Mediation

  • Clarifying wishes
  • Housing preferences
  • Health care choices
  • Caregiving / long-term care
  • Estate disputes
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Organizational Mediation

  • Leadership change
  • Restructuring / succession planning
  • Communication style differences
  • Budget matters
  • Value-based decision-making
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Housing Mediation

  • Eviction
  • Housemate / roommate
  • Property boundaries
  • Repair responsibilities
  • Neighborhood noise
  • Real estate transactions
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Family Mediation

  • Marriage issues / divorce mediation
  • Parenting / custody mediation
  • Grandparent visitation
  • Child Support
  • Asset division
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On-Line Dispute Resolution

  • Any civil dispute involving two or more people who need help communicating may be addressed through an online meeting room known as ODR. 

What Happens In Mediation?

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Participants share what issues they want to discuss in a private, confidential setting. 

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A mediator facilitates a constructive conversation and supports an open dialogue.

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The participants, who know the situation best, make decisions based on their wishes. 

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"During my twenty years of practicing law, I witnessed the time, money, and emotional energy exhausted in litigation. When folks create their own solution in a private setting, they usually feel better, save time and money, and the resolution lasts. Mediation helps people engage in meaningful and constructive conversations."

-Sherry Bruckner, Mediator and Peace Builder

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“Sherry is compassionate, talented, and open minded. I highly recommend Bruckner Mediation.”

Katie T.

“Sherry was the first person I contacted when a conflict came up and I needed some insight before responding. As a service-oriented business, it is imperative the needs of my clients come first without detriment to the business. She has a unique way of helping one see from different perspectives, of wording responses so that others’ needs are heard and met and of keeping the conversation continuing until both parties felt an adequate resolution.”

Melissa O.

“When we’re all living with groundless unknowing, it’s no wonder I’m finding myself in conflict, sometimes with me… and often with others. Sherry gave me a chance to consider my own messaging and habits, which gave me the curiosity to discover new perspectives and insights. In finding peace within myself, I am also becoming a more understanding, compassionate, and loving partner in my relationships.” 

Jami G.

“Sherry has the unique ability to use both her intuition and her intellect when approaching any situation. This well-rounded ability makes for an approach to situations that is both practical and intuitive. She asks questions that lead to the solutions and uncovers practical ways of resolving them. Whomever she encounters will be working with the very best and I am grateful to have been one of them.” 

Muzamba S.

“Bruckner Mediation really helped us find peaceful resolutions by using communication tools and thoughtful compassion. Sherry has a great way of listening to understand and lovely words to guide us to our own new understanding.”

Dan and Jami G.