La mediación familiar como herramienta para el fortalecimiento de vínculos hacia una cultura de diálogo

Abstract

Mediation, in general, is characterized by its accessibility and speed compared to traditional judicial processes for conflict resolution. The mediator does not propose or suggest solutions, but rather facilitates communication, dialogue, and respect. The mediator is impartial and must convey trust and empathy, maintaining a good connection with the parties throughout the mediation process. They must encourage open dialogue and enable both parties to express themselves calmly and harmoniously during the dispute. Promoting communication gives people the opportunity to resolve their problems satisfactorily and reach agreements that benefit the family, protecting the interests of any minors involved, and thus contributing to a culture of peace.