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Dayton Mediation Center 
 
 

"From Conflict to Conversation"

 

The Dayton Mediation Center provides conflict management services to individuals and organizations throughout the Dayton area. 

  

What Problems Are Mediated?

 

- Neighbor’s noise, property upkeep, pets, parking

- Family quarrels

- Vandalism

- Landlord-tenant issues

- Employees and management

- Youth conflicts

- Elder Care decisions and issues

- Other issues

 

What Is Mediation?

 

Mediation is not negotiation, like a contract agreement – “I want this, you want that, I am willing to trade this for that.”  It is about how all those in dispute feel, as well as about their experiences and viewpoints.  Mediation respectfully brings those feelings into view so each person can express himself for herself, and be heard clearly by the other person. Often, conflicts are resolved or significantly lessened by mediation.

 

What Does Mediation Cost?

 

It’s FREE to Dayton residents and available to those outside the city too.  All mediations are private and confidential.

 

How Do I Contact the Dayton Mediation Center?

 

Find out how mediation can work for you, or inquire about volunteering. Call 937-333-2345 or visit online at www.domediation.com.

 

 

Dayton Mediation Center

371 W. Second St., 3rd Floor

Dayton, OH  45401

 

 

 

Remember: Conflict is a natural part of life,

but we can learn to communicate better to prevent harmful consequences.