Our services

You can find Resolution Massachusetts Centers providing free day of trial mediation services where they are approved in 79 court divisions across the state ranging from small claims, summary process, juvenile delinquency, harassment prevention orders to probate and family issues. In addition, they provide the following services more broadly in each of their communities outside the courts.

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Mediation

Mediation is a confidential, voluntary and non-judgmental process where you can be helped by a neutral third party to resolve differences based on what is important to you.  See this short video explainer and
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Conflict Coaching

Conflict coaches work with you on your own to help building strategies to address specific conflict or to help you be better prepared to handle it. Conflict coaching can also be used as a preparation tool for one of the other services offered.
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Deliberative dialogue

Deliberative dialogue is a process that helps groups of people discuss important, sometimes controversial topics while learning from one another and fostering respect and understanding. 
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Restorative PRACTICES

Restorative practice is a broad umbrella term for a range of services aimed at developing community and managing conflict by repairing harm and building relationships.
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Facilitation

Facilitation is a process led by an impartial third party aimed at bringing a group of people, through a meeting, planning session or training to successfully reach a specific goal.
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Training

Training aims to help people like you build skills in all aspects of conflict resolution from listening skills to dealing with challenging behavior and providing mediation training in accordance with Trial Court rules.
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youth programs

Youth programs include a range of services aimed at building skills with youth, supporting diversion from criminal conviction and empowerment to solve problems, peacefully.
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In addition to the Centers’ work with MOPC, Centers work in collaboration with the MA Attorney General’s Office (Face to Face Consumer Mediation Programs), MA Trial Court, MA State Legislature, MA Bar Foundation and local agencies and foundations.