
Lee Lee
Lee Lee is a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, NMAS Accredited Mediator and New Ways for Families Coach
Online Mediation and Family Dispute Resolution Services
A transformative approach to resolving relationship issues using a no-blame transformative mediation process to help you to re-negotiate your relationship rules.
The first question in transformative relationship mediation is "Do you want a healthy ongoing relationship with that other person?"
If you both want that then transformative relationship mediation may be an option.
Transformative Relationship Mediation (TRM) is a way for people in an ongoing relationship to discuss and work through problems in the relationship with the help of an independent third party (the mediator).
The problems that come up in relationships are often caused by differences in expectations which can come from different family backgrounds and life experiences. When these sorts of issues come up in the perfect world, we talk them through and work out a way forward.
Mediation is not the same as counselling. It is future focused, blame free and works towards a plan for the future.
The mediator helps you to communicate respectfully, to clarify the issues you’re experiencing and to look at your options so that you can (we hope) find a workable solution that you can both live with and continue your relationship.
The most common type of Transformative Relationship Mediation is in couple relationships.
Sometimes people entering a committed relationship use it to set their relationship path as well as those who are married or de facto but experiencing issue.
Some of the things you can do in Transformative Relationship Mediation are:
Transformative Relationship Mediation can be used to help resolve problems in other relationships as well.
Often used in family relationship issues but can be used between business partners or others who both want a harmonious working relationship.
Some of the types of relationships that can benefit from transformative relationship mediation are:
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No. You will be able to talk about your feelings and the impact that behaviour is having on you but the approach is mediation not counselling.
Mediation is a more structured approach that is future focused. In transformative mediation it is important to understand and acknowledge past hurts but what is more important is the focus on the future and how you can avoid hurting each other again.
You can book in for a dispute diagnostic with one of our certified Transformative Relationship Mediators for a fee, obligation free professional review of your situation and recommendations regarding the most appropriate dispute resolution process for your situation.
We can connect you with certified transformative relationship mediators who can help you talk about your relationship in a respectful, confidential and transformative way.
Talk to a professional mediator to find out if your dispute is suitable for transformative relationship mediation and how the process works.
Lee Lee is a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, NMAS Accredited Mediator and New Ways for Families Coach
Joanne Law is an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) NMAS Mediator and a certified New Ways for Families Coach.
Cynthia Brooking is a NMAS Mediator and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner based on the Gold Coast in Queensland.