Navigating a High Conflict Divorce in Mediation with Liz Merrill | Episode 162
Navigating a high conflict divorce can be extremely difficult. That’s why we sat down with Liz Merrill, mediator, divorce coach, and someone who’s faced her own high conflict divorce. We discuss the complexities of what a high conflict divorce looks like, the potential scenarios one may encounter, and signs that might indicate you’re dealing with a high conflict individual. Drawing from her personal experiences, Liz shares crucial insights on maintaining mental and emotional wellbeing amidst the storm.
Liz and Amy actively engage in a discussion about the mediator’s role in these volatile circumstances. They explore how the mediator can guide decisions that prioritize the best interests of any children involved and employ a range of techniques to diffuse high conflict situations and establish healthy boundaries.
If you are interested in contacting Liz for mediation, divorce coaching, or other divorce resources, you can easily reach her at https://www.openspacemediation.com/.
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