Talking Points Consulting & Mediation Services

Talking Points Consulting & Mediation Services Mediation services for family and the workplace. Call for a free consultation! What is mediation? What is a mediator? Why mediation? Who is mediation for? to 5pm.

In a nutshell, mediation is conflict resolution, also called Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Mediation can be formally defined as the intervention by a third party between two or more sides in a dispute in an attempt to help them reach an agreement. The “Mediator” is the third party that guides the participants in reaching a mutually satisfactory agreement. Mediators of disputes devote their

attention to the mediation process and using techniques, which allow the disputants to effectively negotiate with each other, identify, clarify and communicate the issues and interests in dispute, and structure a settlement that is fair and workable from their perspective. The mediator remains “neutral” in the process and the parties have the power to decide the outcome. Unlike arbitration or litigation, the mediation process is both voluntary, informal in nature and confidential. In arbitration or litigation, the decision is made by a third party (arbitrator or judge) and one party loses. Mediation is a win-win with the parties being in control and deciding the outcome. Plus, the process is less expensive and more expeditious. Throughout life, conflicts can arise due to the stresses of everyday living, misunderstandings and miscommunication. Mediation is for anyone who is living with the tension or “clash” with someone who would like to achieve some peace in the relationship and move forward. This can be a conflict between a couple, family, or people in the workplace. Is mediation for you? For more information on the mediation process or to schedule your free consultation contact Kim @ 217-415-1886, M-F 9am. Who am I? I have always had an interest in helping and serving others. I have worked as a nurse and am currently licensed. The past 25 years I have worked as a Real Estate Broker, received mediation training and was an Ombudsman for Illinois Realtors. In 2007 I received mediation certification “Mediation in the Workplace “from Mediation Training Institute International, and in 2023 received mediator certification as a Nationally Certified Professional Mediator (NCPM) from the National Association of Certified Mediators. My goal now is to finally do what believe I was called to do. Help others get along and bring a little peace into this world. Kimberly S. Noyes NCPM (Nationally Certified Professional Mediator)

08/22/2025

Protect your peace.
Not everyone is meant
to walk with you forever.

08/20/2025
08/07/2025

Fighting with your partner is NOT normal.

A misconception in the relationship world is that fights are standard. They're normalized through social media, movies, TV shows etc...

But what fights really mean is that you are immature in your ability to communicate with your partner.

What mature couples have is discussions.
- They might be hard.
- You might be sweating.
- You might be nervous.
- You might be pi**ed...
But they are discussions, not fights.

You don't raise your voice, you don't yell & scream, you don't point blame.
You take responsibility for your side & you have a productive discussion because fights don't strengthen the relationship, discussions do.

Good advice!
08/05/2025

Good advice!

Mediation is a safe space for healing!
07/12/2025

Mediation is a safe space for healing!

01/19/2025
11/22/2024

PAIN THAT IS NOT TRANSFORMED GETS TRANSMITTED.

Back in the day.....
10/31/2024

Back in the day.....

06/17/2024

According to a Forbes survey, the top five factors that divorcees believe could have saved their marriage are:
1. A better understanding of the commitment of marriage prior to marrying
2. A better understanding of the values and morals of their partner prior to marrying
3. Waiting longer to start a family
4. Seeking professional help from a therapist or couples counselor
5. Waiting longer to get married

Do any of these apply to you if you have been divorced?

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