Positive Communication Systems

Positive Communication Systems is a dispute resolution service based in North East Texas. Areas of expertise include corporate and private training, conflict consultation and resolution, negotiation, mediation, facilitated meetings and Parenting and Co-Parenting Support Services. Mediation services may be voluntary or court ordered. Flexible schedu... ling allows for evening and weekend sessions and trainings to meet the time restrictions of working people. The emphasis in conflict resolution services is on developing conflict resolution skills and practical, workable resolutions that are customized to the needs of the parties involved. Conflict can develop between family members, parents, co-workers, management, friends, business partners, as well as members of the community. Conflict and differences of opinion are a natural occurrence, and can lead to the development of new and creative solutions that make the ongoing relationship more positive and productive. Conflict does not need to lead to a win-lose situation. Through mediation all parties involved in conflict can develop a greater understanding of the issues, as well as develop practical, workable solutions that lead to win-win situations. In addition the parties work together to increase their communication and problem solving skills. Some of the key principles of Positive Communication Systems Mediation and Parenting and Co-Parenting Support services are: use of the transformative model of mediation, which allows parties to develop their own resolutions and outcomes agendas and sessions developed based on the needs and interests of the parties as they relate to the resolution of the issue emphasis on the on-going relationship between the parties support of the parent-child relationship in family and divorce mediation as well as Parenting and Co-Parenting services fostering of collaborative and cooperative opportunities for all parties encourage parties to increase their ability to resolve any possible future conflicts without the need to involve a third ...Read More