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Recovering Mother and Daughter Heal their Broken Relationship Through Parent Teen Mediation

  • resolutionwadrc
  • Jan 29, 2021
  • 1 min read

Mom’s drunken behavior had finally driven a wedge between her and her daughter. The daughter now lived with dad who entered the family into parent-teen mediation to heal the rift. The mediators helped open channels of communication between mother and daughter, giving the daughter a place to safely share her thoughts, and draw healthy boundaries, and the mother a place to admit her remorse and love for her daughter. Covid-19 restrictions created another barrier, but mediators helped the two find their way to weekly, distanced walks at their old childhood park, where together they took small steps toward trust again.

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DRCs reduce the burdens of the courts, saving taxpayers money, and increasing access to justice for traditionally underserved populations. In 2025 DRCs completed statewide 5,779 mediation and dispute resolution cases, 57% of which reached agreements. 85% of clients reported mediation improved their situation. DRCs trained 26,175 community members in 2025.

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