Mediation & Divorce Coaching

What is Mediation?

Mediation is a structured, informal negotiation process. A process where a neutral mediator utilizes specialized communication and negotiation techniques. This is completely voluntary, confidential, transparent and flexible that helps assist parties in identifying issues and resolving their disputes. We make time to discuss your issue, explore differences, and encourage respect. Mediation only works if both parties come to resolve a conflict in good faith. This means that both parties will listen to what the other is saying.

Why Mediation?

Mediation is a voluntary, inexpensive process to help people come to a resolution. We work with you to reach an agreement that works for all parties involved and make sure everyone’s needs are met. You have more control over the outcome! It is a good alternative to going to court.

What is Divorce Coaching?

Speak to a trained professional who helps individuals navigate the emotional, practical, and decision-making challenges of divorce. Unlike therapists, who focus on healing past trauma, divorce coaches concentrate on the present and future, helping clients manage stress, clarify goals, communicate effectively, and make informed choices throughout the divorce process.

Why Divorce Coaching?

Divorce coaching provides support in areas like co-parenting, financial planning, and rebuilding confidence, aiming to reduce conflict and empower clients to move forward with clarity and resilience.

Contact Us

Ana Goodman Womack
Pullman, WA

agw.mediation@gmail.com
(509) 992-9066

Services We Provide

Mediation

Are you facing a dispute that feels difficult to resolve? We can help facilitate a respectful conversation where everyone is heard and supported in working toward a mutually agreeable solution.

Divorce Mediation

A neutral third party who helps keep the conversation constructive and free from conflict. Whether you’re filing for divorce with or without children, we can help you create an agreement that works for both parties. Once an agreement is reached, your mediator will provide you with a copy, making it simple to transfer the information into your official divorce documents.

Whether you need to create a new parenting plan or modify an existing one, including adjustments to residential time, summer or holiday schedules, school arrangements, or other evolving needs as children grow, we can help. Our goal is to guide parents toward practical, child-focused solutions that work for everyone involved.

Parenting Plans

Divorce Coaching

Comprehensive guidance through every stage of the divorce process. We help clients manage stress, anger, fear, and grief while building confidence and resilience. Services include goal-setting, document preparation, and communication coaching for interactions with ex-partners, lawyers, and children (without legal advice). Support extends to co-parenting, family transitions, and post-divorce recovery, helping individuals redefine their identity and create a fulfilling new chapter. Inclusive support for men, women, same-sex couples, and blended families.

Meetings Available In-person & Zoom

We offer mediation and divorce coaching sessions both in-person and via Zoom to accommodate your schedule and needs. With today’s busy work and family demands, virtual sessions provide the convenience of participating from the comfort of your own home or even while traveling without the need to reschedule.

Evening and after-hours appointments may also be available upon request.

In-person sessions are offered in Pullman, WA, and Colfax, WA, depending on availability.

“Mediation & Divorce Coaching builds the bridge from conflict to resolution, find clarity, confidence and peace through change.”

Preparing for Mediation

Your mediator might ask you to provide a list of the topics you are looking to mediate. Depending on how complex your situation is your mediator may also ask you to do some homework prior to your scheduled mediation.

Here are some questions you may want to think about prior to your mediation.

  • What are some topics you need to mediate?

  • What are some concessions you would be willing to make to reach an agreement?

  • Is there any information you would like to know before coming to a resolution?

  • What is your goal for this mediation?

Preparing for Divorce Coaching

Before your session, your divorce coach may ask you to complete some brief paperwork outlining your goals and the topics you’d like to discuss. This helps ensure your sessions are focused, productive, and tailored to your specific needs.