To Move Beyond Conflict Together.
Looking for mediation services to resolve a conflict? Dialogues offers an effective and respectful approach to conflict resolution — quick, affordable, and confidential. The ideal solution for an amicable agreement.
Conflict is a natural part of every human relationship.
It reflects our differences, our perspectives, and our emotions.
Most of the time, we know how to manage it ourselves. But sometimes, communication breaks down. Tension grows. And the usual strategies no longer work.
That’s when mediation services in Geneva can make a difference.
You might be in a situation where:
conversations turn into misunderstandings, emotions block your ability to communicate clearly, a valuable relationship is deteriorating, or a legal battle seems unavoidable.
Dialogues offers you a neutral, confidential space to rebuild trust and open new paths forward.
Learn more about the experience of our founding mediator.
Reaching out to a mediator can be scary. Admitting there’s a difficult conflict. Talking to someone you don’t know. Fearing the relationship can’t be saved.
These feelings are natural— and shared by many who, today, have found clarity through mediation.
We simply invite you to contact us. Not to commit, but to see if this path might be right for you.
During the individual meeting, each party is met separately to express their needs and expectations in complete confidentiality. This initial discussion helps identify the conflict’s key issues and sets the foundation for a mediation process tailored to your situation.
The joint session brings both parties together in a structured and neutral space. Guided by the mediator, it encourages constructive dialogue to explore practical solutions, restore communication, and move toward an agreement.
This is how our conflict resolution approach leads to lasting outcomes. The final agreement formalizes the mutually acceptable solutions found during mediation. This document reflects your commitments and, if necessary, can be validated legally to ensure enforceability.
Dialogues is here to guide you through mediation services and resolution, every step of the way.
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Extremely present and responsive team of providers. You can feel they are here to help you improve your quality of life, whether that is working to find a medication with them or continuing therapy and alternative life changes outside of this practice.
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Using a proven methodology, a neutral and impartial mediator helps the parties establish the necessary conditions to restore dialogue and find a solution to their disagreement.
It is a process, meaning it follows a series of steps.
Behind every mediation lies a professional and rigorous methodology.
It is neither a therapeutic approach nor a legal one.
The mediator’s role is to understand the conflict holistically, taking into account all aspects—whether emotional, financial, or practical.
No, it simply means that you agree to work with the other person to find a solution that meets your needs.
Listening to someone and trying to understand their point of view does not mean that you agree with them.
You, essentially, with, of course, the agreement of the other party, since it is about collaborating to find a mutually acceptable solution.
In this case, we are talking about conventional mediation, meaning mediation chosen by the parties in conflict themselves.
The judge may suggest that you try the mediation process before initiating judicial proceedings. In this case, we are talking about judicial mediation.
In all cases, if a judicial procedure has already begun, the judge can suspend it during the mediation process. You can resume it if an amicable agreement is not reached.
Mediation professionals are referred to as mediators.
Neither a judge nor an arbitrator, the mediation professional has no personal stake in the outcome of the mediation, which allows them to give equal attention to each party and remain neutral.
They do not play the role of a lawyer. The mediator ensures that each party is treated fairly through a structured process for which they are responsible.
They do not provide legal advice. If you reach an amicable agreement, you can have the terms reviewed by a legal expert or lawyer.
A specialist in dialogue, the mediator creates a safe and confidential space that encourages you to express your point of view, what matters to you, and to listen to the other party’s perspective and concerns. When this exchange takes place, dialogue can be restored.
The methodology used by mediators ensures a space for dialogue in which each party is treated equally, with the same rights and obligations.
The mediator’s role is precisely to help each person feel confident enough to express what they wish to say and to ensure that everyone has ample time to do so without being interrupted or rushed.
