I think I need mediation. What do I do?

What is Mediation?

Mediation Matters:
A Success Story

Mediation and
Small Claims Court

 

What CMCRI                 Clients are Saying

Small Claims Courts 

 “Your mediator was exceptional at narrowing the issues.”

  “The mediator was so skillful we were able to settle an additional legal matter that was scheduled to come before the court in a few weeks’ time.”

 “Great idea, allows for dialogue where the court experience does not.”

 “This was a much better option than a trial.  Thanks for a great service!”

 “Thank you – I can move on now.”

The Community     

       “I never had anybody help me as fast, in a serious problem like mine.  I thank you from the bottom of my heart – God bless.” 

 “I feel this is a chance for people to start over – to admit that they made a mistake and then to try to deal with it, to start a new life.”

 “A very, very, very good process.”

Facilitation Clients

 “I’m hearing rave reviews from all …. folks who attended…. I could not have done it without such a great team to work with.  I think the event really supercharged the participants to move Rhode Island forward ... Thank you again for helping me to make the event the success that it was.”

 “That is (what) I have been hoping for, for the last nine months!  Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

Training Participants

 “Just an observation – time flies by during this class!”

 “My clients are not easy to please, and are not always excited to come to the in-services that are part of their case plan, however your training really captured their interest.  We all learned a lot and would love to have you in again – thank you!”

 

 

I think I need mediation.

What do I do?

Start by contacting CMCRI at 273-9999. 

What is CMCRI?

The Community Mediation Center of Rhode Island (CMCRI) is a non-profit, conflict resolution organization, which has served the citizens of Rhode Island for over 10 years.  Since 1995, we have trained more than 300 racially and ethnically diverse mediators, including lawyers, social workers, teachers, students, police officers, parents, retirees, and others.

They volunteer their time to help increase peaceful resolution of conflicts and decrease violence throughout the state. Our trainers have more than 50 years combined professional experience delivering mediation training.