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The Carroll County Community Mediation Center provides free, confidential services to help individuals and groups navigate conflict in a constructive way. Through mediation, coaching, facilitation, and training, the Center creates a neutral space for open communication, helping participants build understanding and develop their own solutions.

Work through conflict with a neutral third party to reach your own agreement.

  • Mediators help participants have productive conversations and clarify what matters most to everyone involved
  • Supports two or more people in resolving a dispute or conflict
  • Focuses on collaborative decision-making that meets everyone’s needs
  • Confidential, voluntary, and nonjudgmental
  • Helps participants reach their own agreements—mediators do not make decisions

Learn more about mediation:

One-on-one support to help you prepare for or navigate a difficult conversation.

  • Work individually with a trained coach to address a specific conflict or build conflict management skills
  • Sessions available in person, online, or by phone
  • Typically 45–60 minutes, scheduled at convenient times
  • You can participate in as many sessions as needed to meet your goals
  • Confidential and voluntary
  • Helpful for preparing for mediation or difficult conversations
  • Can be used when mediation isn’t possible—or as a stand-alone service

Structured support for productive group conversations and decision-making.

  • Designed for groups of 10 or more participants

  • Facilitators work with organizers to plan and design an effective process

  • Promotes dialogue, clarity, and efficiency to help groups reach their goals

  • Neutral third-party facilitators guide the discussion and remain impartial

  • Helps keep meetings focused, on track, and productive

  • Includes note-taking and tracking of action items

Customized learning opportunities to build conflict resolution skills.

  • Available for community groups, churches, schools, and government agencies

  • Trainings and presentations are tailored to the needs of each group or organization

  • Focus on practical communication and conflict management skills

  • Designed for organizations, teams, and businesses

Support for productive and collaborative Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.

  • Facilitators work with parents and school staff to support effective communication

  • Assist in developing an agenda in advance with parents and the IEP Chair

  • Ensure all participants have a chance to speak and be heard

  • Keep discussions focused and respectful

  • Help the team work through disagreements and reach solutions

Learn More About IEP Meeting Facilitation.

Get Help Resolving a Conflict

To take advantage of services or learn about volunteer opportunities:
410-848-1764 | cccmc@carrollcc.edu | Fax: 410-848-5479