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About Palmer Mediation and facilitation
Mission
At Palmer Mediation and Facilitation, I am dedicated as a mediator, educator, facilitator, and solutionist. My goal is to help individuals, co-parents, and groups reach mutual and agreeable solutions.
About Sara
Sara Palmer, Ph.D., CPM
Dr. Sara Palmer began her journey in mediation back in 5th grade when she was designated as a "Peace Maker" by her elementary school to help other students resolve arguments on the playground during recess.
She originally became a Certified Professional Mediator (CPM) in 2008 during her undergraduate education at Boise State University and graduated with her B.S. in Psychology. After graduation, Sara worked as a Family Group Decision Maker as a mediator between Child Protective Services (CPS) and the parents wanting to reunite with their children. After coming to an agreement, Sara would write a court order on steps to reunification.
After receiving her B.S. in Psychology, Sara also received her M.S. in Educational Psychology and Ph.D. in General Psychology with a Specialization in Cognition and Instruction. Since 2011, she has taught undergraduate and graduate psychology courses and currently teaches undergraduate and graduate psychology courses for Purdue University Global.
Sara is a Certified Professional Mediator (#308) with the Idaho Mediation Association. She is also a member of multiple national mediation organizations.
Co-Parenting Classes
Court ordered
$1,000 = $500 per person
Classes are every other week for 1.5 hrs.
6-8 sessions total depending on if mediation is required.
Participants will learn coping skills for communication, learn how to set boundaries, and work together as co-parents.
*Court assistance available in some Idaho court districts and accepted by Palmer Mediation and Facilitation, LLC
Mediation
Mediation services for divorce without assets.
Collaborative divorce mediation process.
$100 per hour per party.
Sessions are 1.5 - 2 hrs. at a time.
Total of 6 sessions. After 6 sessions likelihood of success of mediation is low and referral to an attorney is needed.
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