New Mexico Elders Mediation Network

The New Mexico Elder Mediation Network provides skilled family facilitation and conflict resolution for Elders and their families, their caretakers and other associations.

• Trained Objective Third Party
• Skilled In Conflict Resolution
• Efficient & Sensitive Solution

(505) 249-6510

Si se solicita, la mediacion puede ser en Español

The New Mexico Elder Mediation Network provides skilled family facilitation and conflict resolution for Elders and their families, their caretakers and other associations. Elders face unique challenges often involving loss, such as friends and family, financial independence, identity, physical space, health management. Sometimes, elders and their families have difficulty talking about these issues. Often the major transitions that seniors face can cause painful conflict for the seniors and their adult children. There may be disagreements about safety of the parents in their home, care giving responsibilities, wills and estate, the sale of the family home and the parent’s ongoing driving.

A trained, objective third party can facilitate families reaching mutually satisfying decisions. In some instances, family roles and unresolved disagreements create serious roadblocks. A mediator skilled in conflict resolution can be of assistance in unraveling these patterns, and reaching agreements, leading to a more supportive environment for family members. Elders and their caregivers may develop misunderstandings which without the assistance of a neutral 3rd party can diminish the necessary trust required by the care-giving, care-receiving relationship. Elder mediation is an efficient and sensitive solution to the complicated elder care decision making process.

Select the “Who We Are” tab above to learn more about the services of the Elder Mediation Network. The “Contact Us” tab provides the first steps in contacting a member of the Network. The FAQ (frequently asked questions) tab provides some answers to common questions about elder mediation.

The NM Elder Mediation Network does not provide legal information or legal services. Please refer to the FAQ page for further information.