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Decision support for separations: What´s best for me – mediation or Conscious Uncoupling Coaching?<\/h1>\n

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Not only does a separation hurt terribly, but it gives rise to so many questions that no one had thought about before: How do I want to part with my partner? I am angry, furious, humiliated. Do I allow this to influence the separation? Or do I think about myself and my children and try to separate peacefully or even lovingly? Maybe I already have a new partner and would like to maintain or create a constructive relationship with my former partner?<\/p>\n

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Therefore, there are other complementary alternatives: mediation and Conscious Uncoupling Coaching.<\/p>\n

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In mediation all legal claims and circumstances of a divorce or separation are regulated. It saves time and money and happens at eye level with your former partner. It is always your own solution, with due regard to indispensable legal framework.<\/p>\n

You should consider a mediation if:<\/p>\n