Mediation is a process in which an outside, neutral person (me) helps people talk through difficult logistical, financial, or emotional conflicts in a calm, clear, and controlled environment. The goal is radical clarity and actionable next steps to move forward.

• structured process

• confidential

• neutral

• voluntary participation

• participants retain control of the outcome

• real-time reframing of emotional or reactive communication

• clear movement toward decisions, agreements, or clarity

70% of mediation participants report a positive experience even when an agreement is not reached.

Getting started is simple. Reach out through email or schedule a free consultation video call. We’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions with radical clarity.

Limen Mediation helps adult families have conversations that address a specific issues that, in most cases, are time sensitive and critical to moving forward, either for safety, a sale, or preserving family legacy. We are focused on reaching durable and practical agreements that ACTUALLY work, using pointed open-ended questions, reality testing, and just the right amount of humor to take the edge off.

Our client’s success comes from agreements rooted in identity, validation, acknowledging realistic capacity, and holding boundaries. This is not family therapy or legal action.

It’s how we do it, and how you’ll feel, that sets us apart. Get a sample by booking a free consultation call today.

You can reach us anytime by email or by scheduling a free 30-minute consultation.

We aim to respond quickly, usually within one business day.

We offer tiered, fixed pricing based on the number of participants, the conflict type, and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs. All pricing is listed in the program menu, linked here.

Payment may be made in 1, 2, or 3 installments.

Mediation itself is not new, it dates back to Moses of the Old Testament, but using mediation outside of a court order or legal requirement (think law suits, divorce, custody) is relatively new.

Prior to 2020, all most all mediation was conducted in person. While in person mediation has its benefits, the demand on the mediating parties was quite profound. Time, financial, and logistical constraints were major barriers to participation, especially for families dispersed across the country or world.

Improvements and rapid adoption of virtual meeting technology (Skype, Google meet, Teams) have now made mediation the go to method to resolve all kinds of disputes, including caregiving, real estate, probate, inheritance, estate planning, financial planning, downsizing, and everything else that might cause interpersonal conflict. No joke!

Read about the history of mediation here.