Services

Let’s Stay Together Mediation is a structured, short-term process that offers couples a powerful alternative to separation or divorce. Exclusively offered by Georgia Family & Mediation, this unique service gives couples space to address long-standing issues, improve communication, and reconnect—with the goal of renegotiating their relationship, not ending it.

This is not couples therapy, and it’s not court. It’s peaceful mediation for partners who want to stay together but feel stuck in conflict, distance, or pain. Through guided conversations, couples begin to make sense of what’s broken—and what could be rebuilt.

 

Who This Service Is For

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This service is ideal for couples who:

• Are considering divorce but want to try one last time to stay together

• Feel emotionally disconnected or constantly arguing

• Have experienced betrayal, resentment, or recurring issues they “can’t get past”

• Want to avoid divorce litigation and seek a peaceful path forward

• Are seeking support with parenting stress, household imbalance, or loss of intimacy

• Are open to accountability, vulnerability, and honest dialogue

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Let’s Stay Together Mediation is also a helpful tool for married couples in transition—new parents, empty nesters, or those facing career or lifestyle shifts that have strained their relationship.

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What We Bring to Mediation

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Led by Marriage and Family Therapists and Conflict Resolution Specialists, this peaceful divorce alternative draws on clinical training and research-backed frameworks. We provide:

• A safe, confidential, and judgment-free space to talk openly

• Tools for effective communication, boundary-setting, and emotional safety

• A structured, short-term format (6–10 sessions) with clear goals

• Ongoing support with planning tools, checklists, and exercises to deepen your progress

• Optional resources such as parenting agreements or shared goal worksheets

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This service helps couples throughout Henry County, Metro Atlanta, and across Georgia avoid divorce, resolve deep-rooted issues, and begin again—with intention.