Elder Mediation & Facilitation:
Navigating Family Decisions, Together
Whether you are planning ahead or facing a difficult family disagreement, our Elder Mediation and Facilitation services provide a structured, neutral space to make decisions, with the senior's voice and dignity at the center of every conversation.
Facilitation
Proactive planning for families looking to align on future care, finances, and living arrangements in a calm, structured environment.
Mediation
Focused dispute resolution for families navigating active conflict, communication breakdowns, or tough care stalemates.
Which One Do You Need?
Every family is different. Here's how to determine which approach may be right for yours.
Choose Facilitation If...
Everyone is willing to sit at the table and talk, but you need an objective guide to keep the discussion productive and focused.
Choose Mediation If...
Communication has broken down, anger or distrust is high, and you need to find common ground to make decisions.
Not Sure Where You Fit?
Family dynamics evolve. We often blend both approaches to meet your family exactly where you are today and adapt as your needs change.
Meet Dr. Kristina “Kris” Hash
Dr. Kristina “Kris” Hash is a trained mediator with deep expertise in the challenges of aging and caregiving. Having served as a caregiver for her own loved ones, she brings a unique blend of professional skill and personal empathy to every session.
Kris fosters a patient, supportive environment where families can tackle sensitive issues with practical insight and mutual respect.
Availability: Mediation sessions are available in-person and via Zoom.
Note: This is a private-pay service and is not covered by health insurance plans.
Common Mediation Topics
Mediation helps families reach practical solutions for a wide range of needs:
Health & Medical
Navigating treatment plans, physician choices, and determining appropriate levels of care (in-home vs. facility).
Living & Safety
Addressing housing transitions, driving safety, and managing cognitive changes like dementia.
Financial & Legal
Resolving disputes over Power of Attorney, guardianship, estate planning, and inheritance.
Family Dynamics
Mediating caregiving responsibilities and providing support for primary family caregivers.
Who Participates?
Beyond the older adult and their immediate family, sessions may include:
Find a Peaceful Way Forward
If your family is struggling to agree on major life changes, mediation offers a respectful, collaborative path toward resolution.
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