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Marriages
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Pre-marriage
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Parent/Child
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Adult/Elder
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Same sex couples
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Roommates
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SHORT-TERM
DECISION MAKING for RELATIONSHIPS in
CONFLICT
More and
more time is not on your side. Frequently
five two hour sessions, six one and
one-half hour sessions, or eight to
twelve one hour structured, sensitive
decision making sessions can help parties
reach important decisions
about their futures or about present
critical issues.
Hundreds
of families, couples, and managers have
used Janet Miller Wiseman’s hybrid
mediation-psychotherapeutic-conflict
resolution approach to “discover”
decisions, to reach
that “ah ha, now I know”
feeling of a carefully thought out,
carefully researched, but deeply intuitive
decision.
Janet helps
parties to penetrate each other’s
perspectives, really stepping
into the other’s shoes.
She helps people answer rational and
many visual, sensory and intuitive questions
that gradually build to a crescendo
within them to unavoidable conclusions.
Married
couples, partners, pre-marital couples,
room-mates use this approach to make
decisions about their future directions.
Managers,
executives, CEO’s, team leaders
use this approach to design future strategy
that is intrinsically correct in their
unique situation.
Residential
houseparents and students, parents and
teens, couples and their elder parents,
grown siblings use this approach to
facilitate discussion, decide living
arrangements, divide estates etc.
Miller-Wiseman
brings extensive knowledge of six conflict
resolution and decision-making, problem
solving models, to her knowledge as
a mediator and a psychotherapist in
helping parties make big important decisions,
resolve conflicts and solve problems.
She calls her about Short-Term Decision
Making for Relationships in Conflict:
Mediation Therapy.
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