What happens if we begin to mediate and then one of the partcipants decides the process is not working for them?
Mediation is voluntary. It is requested that if any participant wants to stop mediating that they state such intention at a mediation session in order for all participants to have clarity and understanding of the barriers contributing to ending the mediation. It may also be that, with the help of the mediator, the participants may find a solution that will allow all to participate in a satisfactory and meaningful way.
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