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  • ABOUT US
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  • OUR SERVICES
  • WAYS TO HELP
  • RESOURCES
    • Case Studies
    • Testimonials
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Contact Us

INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT MEDIATION

WORK RELATED CONFLICT MEDIATION
Coworker driving you crazy?  Worried about giving a performance review?  Is the whole department picking at each other?  Mediators can help guide a conversation, large group facilitation, or provide an interactive conflict awareness workshop to change the work environment. 

NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR CONFLICT MEDIATION
Everyone wants to come home to their own castle and do their own thing.  Sometimes, however, one neighbor’s idea of bliss causes another neighbor feeling less than neighborly. 

PARENTING / FAMILY CONFLICT MEDIATION
Trained facilitators help eliminate power imbalances and confrontational environments during IEP conferences by assuring that each participant is heard and understood.

FAMILY REUNIFICATION MEDIATION

Make plans with a loved one before coming home from incarceration, sober living house, or other places that have kept you apart.  Start building bridges of understanding and parameters before you are in the midst. 

TENANT / LANDLORD MEDIATION
Before going to Court, try mediation to resolve your disputes.

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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:
info@cmusmediation.org

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).