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THE MISSING MIDDLE: Why Preventive Mediation Is the Emotional Vaccine Families Need Today

The Missing Chair at the Table In almost every mediation I lead, there comes a moment when someone finally breathes out a truth they’ve been holding for far too long: “I feel alone… even in my own home.” It shows up in different forms: A father who feels invisible. A mother carrying more than she…

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Yanine Simpser

Yanine Lijtszain-Simpser is a professional mediator. In addition to having extensive experience and training, Yanine is a committed peacemaker, particularly for the underserved. Yanine is in continual training as she believes that her mediation skills always need to be at the highest level. In addition to earning a Masters in… MORE

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