kinder family services

Child-inclusive family mediation is a form of family mediation where the child(ren)'s point of view is expressed through a professional to the parents for consideration in the family mediation process. The professional that meets with the child(ren) may be the family mediator or a clinical child counsellor as is selected by the mediator who is facilitating the family mediation between the parents. To move forward a virtual/online intake with each family member (separately) is necessary.

Co-parent counseling or coaching is a specialized form of support designed to help parents who are raising children together after separation or divorce. The primary goal is to adjust communication, develop protocol, and resolve conflict to create a functional co-parenting partnership for the well-being of the children involved. It can be especially beneficial in high-conflict situations, but it’s also valuable for any parent seeking to strengthen their partnership.

Individual coaching or counseling offers personalized support for individuals seeking to address personal challenges, achieve specific goals, or improve overall well-being. Whether you're navigating difficult life transitions, dealing with stress or anxiety, or looking to enhance self-awareness and personal growth, individual sessions provide a safe, confidential space for exploration and healing.

Neurodivergent coaching or counseling is a specialized form of support designed for individuals who identify as neurodivergent. This type of coaching or counseling focuses on helping individuals better understand and navigate the unique challenges they may face, while also building on their strengths and abilities. Our team works solely with a neuro-affirming approach, we do not use any form of ABA methodology (because it causes trauma for neurodivergent folks).

Coaching or counseling for survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) and/or family violence is a compassionate, non-judgemental, and supportive service designed to help individuals heal from the trauma of abusive relationships and regain a sense of safety, control, and self-worth. This form of support is tailored to meet the unique needs of survivors, whether they are still in an abusive situation, in the process of leaving, or already navigating life after abuse.

A facilitated discussion is an informal form of conflict dispute resolution whereby family members work with an impartial facilitator (mediator) to have a discussion on topics that they struggle to navigate on their own.

Family mediation is a form of conflict dispute resolution where an impartial facilitator (mediator) helps family members to come to alignment on the next steps for their family.

Family Mediation steps include:
Online/virtual intake sessions (separately) with each family member
Pre-mediation sessions (as requested by the mediator)
Mediation session(s) that last no longer than 4 hours per day
Mediation summary report (which is provided 72 hours after mediation)

Free consultations are solely focused on how each service works, and suggestions of which service may be a good fit for an individual or a family. It's also an opportunity to figure out if our services are a good personal fit for you and your circumstances :)

Talia provides parenting time supervision (by agreement, determination, award or court order) and parenting time observation (personally requested to avoid allegations) virtually across the globe. She also provides these services in person within Canada, and most predominately within British Columbia. To move forward a virtual/online intake with each parent (separately) is necessary.