News & Updates

Still Waters Mediation Newsletter – July 2026

July 7, 2026

In this issue of the Still Waters Mediation newsletter, we look beneath the surface of difficult family dynamics. Ever notice how a disagreement over a caregiving decision or estate plan is rarely just about the decision itself? There are almost always deeper currents of grief, fear, or old promises at play.

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Podcast Feature: “For Anyone with a Difficult Parent, This One’s for You!”

May 7, 2026

I’m excited to share that I was recently a guest on The Sandwich Generation podcast, where we had a thoughtful and honest conversation about family conflict, caregiving dynamics, and navigating complicated relationships with aging parents. The episode, titled Episode 4: For Anyone with a “Difficult Parent,” This One’s for You!, explores some of the emotional […]

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Expanding the Role of Mediation in Guardianship & Conservatorship Disputes

April 9, 2026

Guardianship and conservatorship disputes often involve both legal and deeply personal family issues. This article highlights how mediation can provide a more flexible, cost-effective way to resolve these conflicts by improving communication, preserving relationships, and creating practical, person-centered solutions, while recognizing that court involvement remains necessary in some cases.

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Still Waters Mediation Newsletter – April 2026

April 1, 2026

This issue includes a spring reflection on expectations in mediation, a guest article on planning for shared family cabins, upcoming events and presentations, and a new referral resources page with materials for families and professionals. Anticipating Spring, Navigating Expectations Living in Minnesota, we become very familiar with anticipation. Even after the calendar says it is spring, […]

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Resources for Referral

March 19, 2026

Explore and download materials that provide an overview of my services, background, and approach. Feel free to share these resources with clients, families, or colleagues who may benefit from mediation or conflict coaching support.

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