BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS; RESOLVING CONFLICT

Anyone can be a peacemaker.

Donate

A donation of $15, $50, $500, or more makes a significant difference in our capacity to provide this service and train new mediators. One-time and monthly donations allow us to train and mentor mediators, keeping mediation accessible for all. 

The dedication of volunteers and generosity of donors support our work as peacemakers. 

Refer

Mediation is a process that brings people together to have collaborative conversations for building understanding, brainstorming solutions, and feeling heard.
A variety of relationships can use mediation. 

Mediation is voluntary and confidential.  The mediators and staff are impartial, so they don't give advice or make judgements. 

Call our office to have a conversation about what to expect, so you can decide if mediation is right for you at this time. 

Volunteer

With training, mentorship, and time, volunteers can become excellent community mediators.  Interested community members can learn the collaborative skills of mediation and inclusive listening through the highly recommended training with Community Mediation Maryland. 

If you're curious about what makes for a good listener, interested in conflict resolution, or looking for fulfilling volunteer opportunities, talk to CMUS!

community mediation upper shore, inc.

OFFICE ADDRESS:
100 North Cross St.
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-810-9188

MAILING ADDRESS:
PO Box 692
Chestertown, MD 21620

GENERAL INFO EMAIL:
[email protected]

OFFICE HOURS:
Monday through Friday
9:00AM - 2:00PM
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All information, oral or written, disclosed during a mediation and/or intake, shall adhere to Maryland Standards of Conduct for Mediators. Mediation confidentiality is governed by Maryland Rules of Procedure Title 17 (with the exception of suspected child abuse, elder abuse or neglect, or threats to do bodily harm to one’s self or another person).