Family Conflict Resolution
and
Mediation
We provide the structure, psychology and experience
to resolve conflicts in your family effectively
We provide the structure, psychology and experience
Ask people what is most important in their lives, and almost everyone will reply ‘their families’.
Their mums, dads, husbands, wives, children, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, extended family…
When conflicts escalate, we rob ourselves, and each other, of this richness in our lives.
Family conflicts often last for years, decades, even an entire lifetime.
And we never get these years back.
Avoiding the problem is not the solution, and, instead perpetuates and deepens the problem.
Behind many conflicts are dynamics and complexities that really require the psychological and mediation skills of a trained third person, in order to get to the root of the issue and resolve effectively.
Common dynamics we assist in resolving include:
- misunderstanding
- blame
- lack of quality communication
- different family values
- disrespect
- anger
- resentment
- infidelity
- different communication styles
- different vehicles for meeting one’s needs
- different family culture
- different parenting styles
- conflicts that have gone unresolved for many years
- separation of extended family, grandchildren and grandparents, children and parents
Family Coaching provides family members with the structure necessary to resolve the conflict.
We provide the psychological knowledge to get to the root of the issue, and provide your family members with the tools and coaching needed to resolve conflict in a healthy way, bringing peace and harmony back to your everyday lives.
Don’t let fear, discomfort, pride, ego, stubbornness, or resentment rob you of the gift that only family can provide.
Our coaches are highly trained in different coaching methodologies and psychologies, and head coach Travis Simlinger is a certified Strategic Intervention Master Coach.
Strategic Intervention Coaching is a system that combines the most effective forms of various disciplines:
– Strategic Family Therapy
– Human Needs Psychology
– Organizational Psychology
– Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
– Neurolinguistics
– Jungian Theory
– Psychology of Influence
– Strategic Studies
– Diplomacy and Negotiation
and many more.
The term “Strategic Intervention” was created by Anthony Robbins, Cloe Madanes, and Mark Peysha to describe the effect of rapid and lasting change.
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