We help parents, families and businesses find common ground to bridge their differences when communication is difficult, so they can move past the sticking points to create solutions.
Supporting the unique needs of exceptional families
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Sometimes even the best need help dealing with important parenting decisions
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Important family decisions related to aging family members
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Helping adult family members come together when they disagree
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Supporting the entire separation, divorce and co-parenting process
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Aligning the family in the business, separating the business from the family
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Read Erik M Feig‘s latest article published on the Divorced Girl Smiling blog to help divorcing parents and co-parents navigate their Divorce Strategy, with less conflict than adversarial, court-driven processes, especially if they have children with additional needs: Tips to a Divorce Strategy Where Everybody Wins
Read Erik M Feig‘s latest article published on the Divorced Girl Smiling blog to help parents and co-parents navigate their children’s end-of-summer transitions, especially if they have children with additional needs: Change, Anxiety and Your Kids: Tips From a Parent Mediator
In honor of Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2024, listen to Erik M Feig‘s interview for at the Off the Fence podcast with divorce coach Karen Covy: A Father’s Love: Erik Feig on Navigating Divorce in Neurodiverse Families. In their wide ranging discussion, they discuss about neurodiversity, Erik’s own journey as a parent of neurodivergent children, and ways that mediation can be a much-needed, powerful support for parents of children with additional needs to navigate divorce and post-divorce co-parenting in more constructive ways. The interview is also available to watch on YouTube HERE
Erik M Feig is proud to be a certified Co-Parenting Specialist through Mosten Guthrie Academy. Contact us to learn how this specialized training can help parents who need to keep their kids at the center of their discussions, but don’t want them to be in the middle.
Download Erik M Feig‘s latest interview on the Divorced Girl Smiling podcast: Forgiveness: How to Ask For it and Reactions You Might Get. We have an important conversation about key points that can be the difference between having your apology be accepted or not, and offer you food for thought about how to respond – better – when someone apologizes to you, even if you’re not ready to hear it.
Erik M Feig is proud to be selected as a trusted professional partner by Divorced Girl Smiling, a national resource for people thinking about divorce, going through one, dating after divorce, and living life as single parents. Read his first article published through DSG: How to Ask Forgiveness from Someone You’ve Hurt
Erik M Feig is proud to be counted among the professionals in the Mosten Guthrie Disability Informed Professional Network, with a commitment to serving families with neurodivergence and special needs.
Erik M Feig is proud to be counted among the professionals of the National Association of Divorce Professionals, Special Needs Chapter, offering mediation services to parents and families throughout the US.
On February 10, 2023 Erik M Feig was part of a panel discussion hosted by JSSA (Jewish Social Service Agency) that not only examined the impact of divorce within the Jewish family and community, but also offered a practical discussion about ways to support parent alignment in a challenging real-world situation: when divorced parents are planning a bat mitzvah (in this case, for their child with special needs) and they aren’t aligned with each other about important decisions throughout the process.
Feig Mediation Group is proud to be among a select group of divorce professionals and experts brought together by Rosalind Sedacca, Founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network, to offer a collection of valuable, complementary resources for those considering separation and divorce, and for those who are divorcing, divorced and beyond. Click HERE to get your copy of our FREE resource 7 Tips to Get Your Parenting Conversation Started and On-Track
Erik M Feig, together with Capital Senior Solutions and life coach Jennifer Gruber, spoke about how to have difficult, but successful conversations about aging—no matter the topic. The paneled shared advice for dealing with complex family dynamics, blended families, and the changing social norms that can impact decisions and how families communicate with each other. Click HERE to see the program.
Feig Mediation Group has created a YouTube Channel where we will be sharing helpful, informative videos with tips and strategies to help make difficult conversations with the people important to you less stressful and more constructive. Check in for the latest content!
Erik M Feig was interviewed by education attorney and advocate Frances Shefter, founder of Shefter Law and host of the Stress Free IEP series, to talk about ways that mediation can support and be a valued resource for parents of neurodiverse kids, especially when they are dealing with important decisions about their childrens’ education. Click HERE to watch the interview.
Erik M Feig joined The Arc of Northern Virginia for this important, information-packed program on Supported Decision Making and working together as a family support team.
View the one-hour webinar presented by Erik M. Feig, Dr. Carey Heller, and Marvie Corbett, LSCW-C on May 25, 2021 for parents in neurodiverse families to learn ways to create a smoother family transition to the pandemic’s next phase.
Hear Erik M. Feig’s interview on the Autism Dadvocate podcast where he speaks about marital strain and advice for parents of neurodiverse children to have healthier communication.
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Suite 750
Bethesda, MD 20817
erik@feigmediationgroup.com
(301) 485-9272 (Main)
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