Welcome! Mediation works to resolve disputes. Little Falls Mediation, located in Arlington, Virginia, is an award winning mediation practice that offers divorce and family mediation services. We also help to resolve disputes in community, workplace, and business matters. Our mission is to provide a caring, empathetic environment where clients feel comfortable, safe, and empowered in discussing and resolving conflict. As of March 16, 2020, we are offering online mediation services so that all clients can mediate from the comfort and safety of their homes. We encourage you to reach out if you would like to work together online.
Ellice Halpern is the founder of and principal mediator at Little Falls Mediation. Check out our blog post about how to get started here: https://www.littlefallsmediation.com/blog/we-want-to-mediate-how-do-we-get-started.
You may also find our blog post https://www.littlefallsmediation.com/blog/five-tips-for-choosing-the-right-mediator to be helpful.
Ellice has evolved from working as a lawyer and lobbyist in Washington, D.C. to working as a fair, focused, competent, and experienced mediator in Northern Virginia. She has great success in helping parties with different types of conflicts find options and resolution. Her interpersonal skills enable her to assist parties to move from impasse to agreement while maintaining neutrality. Because of her exceptional legal education and mediator training and her warm, compassionate, calm, and non-judgmental professional manner, she is able to meet difficult challenges with excellent results in an often highly charged negotiating arena.
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Ellice Halpern is the founder of and principal mediator at Little Falls Mediation. Check out our blog post about how to get started here: https://www.littlefallsmediation.com/blog/we-want-to-mediate-how-do-we-get-started.
You may also find our blog post https://www.littlefallsmediation.com/blog/five-tips-for-choosing-the-right-mediator to be helpful.
Ellice has evolved from working as a lawyer and lobbyist in Washington, D.C. to working as a fair, focused, competent, and experienced mediator in Northern Virginia. She has great success in helping parties with different types of conflicts find options and resolution. Her interpersonal skills enable her to assist parties to move from impasse to agreement while maintaining neutrality. Because of her exceptional legal education and mediator training and her warm, compassionate, calm, and non-judgmental professional manner, she is able to meet difficult challenges with excellent results in an often highly charged negotiating arena.
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- Ellice contributed "Four Graduations and a Surprise Wedding!" to the book Grief and Fatigue: Families & the Pandemic: Stories of Struggle and Hope, published in July, 2022; "Pandemic Life Is Hard Wherever You Are" to the book Family Conflict During A Pandemic: Stories of Struggle and Hope, published in May, 2021; and "Five Financial Tips When You Are Facing Divorce" to the book Living Together, Separating, Divorcing: Surviving During a Pandemic, published in May, 2020.
- Ellice was interviewed in August, 2019 by Natalie Armstrong-Motin of Marketing Resolution Worldwide in Normandy, France. Listen to the interview here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nyjgFdpppY6Qk6sNu4yYz4bkBhrT13xa/view.
- Ellice shared the story of Little Falls Mediation on the I Am CEO podcast in 2018. Listen to the podcast here: http://iamceo.co/2018/09/10/063-business-owner-provides-divorce-family-mediation-services-in-a-caring-empathetic-environment/.
- In December of 2015, Little Falls Mediation was praised in Northern Virginia magazine's cover story on divorce: http://www.northernvirginiamag.com/how-to-have-a-successful-divorce/.
- And Ellice was interviewed about Little Falls Mediation on WERA 96.7 FM at Arlington Independent Media by Karen Beauregard Bate of Arlington Women Entrepreneurs. Listen to the interview below.
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