What We Do
About the Mediator
About the Mediator
About the Mediator
Kerri-Ann Forde completed her Masters in Conflict Management at Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA in 2013. She holds multiple certificates in Mediation in different disciplines including Workplace, Family, Divorce & Civil Mediation. Kerri-Ann practices both privately and in the Barbados Supreme Court.
Range of Services
About the Mediator
About the Mediator
Divorce Mediation
Family Mediation
Civil Mediation
Workplace Mediation
Conflict Resolution Training
Mediation Skills Training
One-on-one Conflict Counselling
Negotiation
Complaints Mechanism Assessment and Advice
and more...
Mediation Hours
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Mediation Hours
Mediations are scheduled for weekdays and last up to 3 hours.
Morning mediations commence at 9AM/10AM while afternoon mediations commence at 12PM/1PM.
Mediation times are flexible and other times can typically be accommodated.
Weekend mediations are available upon request.
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What is Mediation?
Simply put, mediation is a facilitated discussion between parties who may or may not be in dispute with an aim of coming to an agreement or understanding that is jointly crafted by the parties. Mediators do not make any decisions on the outcome, but instead expertly guide and assist the parties in communicating their needs and devising creative solutions to achieving a livable solution.
Why choose Mediation?
There are numerous benefits to mediation, including:
- With mediation, the power is in your hands.
- No one decides who is right or wrong, who they believe, how much is to be paid, who gets what, etc.
- You are in control of your outcome and this can make for a less stressful, quicker and more pleasing process and outcome.
- Mediation is voluntary.
- Mediation is confidential .
- Mediation has the ability to preserve and/or repair relationships.
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