About Us

Conflict arises when people care. At Coaction Mediation we help you take action toward a resolution as we facilitate honesty, empathy, and creativity between parties; allowing you, to discover what it means to move forward.

We believe conflict is like a rope. When it is untangled, it can be a valuable tool used to secure you to a foundation, to help you climb, or to hold you together with others.

At Coaction Mediation, we specialize in guiding individuals toward resolution and harmony in various contexts. We specialize in:

  • Family

  • Senior Care

  • Parenting/Co-parenting

  • Marital/Premarital

  • Divorce

  • Coworker/Business Partner

  • Neighbor Disputes

  • Religious Organizations

Is Mediation right for you?

Mediation is not legal counsel. Mediation is a process to reach a mutual decision with the help of an unbiased third party.

If your intention is to “win” by beating an opponent, this might not be the right path for you. Successful mediation ends with both parties agreeing on what needs to happen from this point forward. From disputes between neighbors or coworkers, to custody arrangements, to what care your aging parent needs, mediation is a step that allows the parties involved to maintain the power to decide for themselves what is best for everyone involved.

Mediation is a great option to resolve your conflict without the time and cost of the court system. We will provide you with documentation of your agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) which can then be made legally binding, should you choose to do so.

Begin Your Journey Toward Resolution

Founder, Kate Davis, is passionate about conflict resolution and management as a pathway toward peace. She completed her Mediation Training in Denver, Colorado. With bachelors degrees in Speech Communication and Biblical Studies she believes that we are meant to live at peace with ourselves, our neighbors, and the greater world community.

Whatever understanding or agreement you leave with, she passionately believes that the path forward that can lead to freedom from the burden of dysfunction.