Seeking Information from Counselors or Therapists
If you’ve worked with counselors, therapists, or life coaches in the past, you’ve probably been frustrated because the counselor or therapist will continually ask you, “How do you feel about that?” “What do you think about that?” You want to get information from them; you want to get advice from them. And I get it—there are certain best practices for therapy, counseling, and even life coaching that focus on making the process about the client, not about the provider. But you’re looking for information.
Conflict Therapist’s Different Approach
Our approach is different. At Conflict Therapist, we understand you’re in conflict with somebody. Maybe it’s a lawsuit, maybe it’s an argument, or maybe it is a dispute over something, and you want somebody to give you a suggestion or advice. Now, it’s not an authoritative requirement that you have to follow, but you want somebody to give you advice on what you should do. You can make your own decision whether you want to follow it or not, certainly, but you want somebody to say, “Look, here—I’m an expert, I know about these kinds of cases, here’s what you should do.”
Experienced Counselors at Our Firm
At our firm, the counselor you’ll be working with has experience with different types of conflicts. We’re a certified civil court mediator, a licensed private investigator, and are also licensed and certified in many industries such as insurance, general construction, contracting, automotive, and real estate. We hold certifications in all these industries, so whatever conflict you’re in will likely relate to one of these adjacent areas. We can tell you about our experience in similar cases in the past.
Access to Live One-on-One Consultations
Your reading will resume shortly. In the meantime, remember you have access to live one-on-one consultation and the undivided attention of a licensed, certified expert in this subject and many others. We want to listen to your story, hear your questions, and provide expert advisement on your options. We want to tell you what we know about your situation and what options you have.
Providing Specific Guidance Based on Experience
We’ve served as investigators and mediators in thousands of conflicts, court cases, disputes, and litigations, and we can tell you very specifically what happens in these situations. This way, you can make an informed decision about your case. Since this is likely your first time dealing with such an issue, you don’t know what to expect. Hopefully, it’s the last time for you, and we can help make it the last. If you want somebody to tell you, “Look, based on what you said, here’s what you should do to get this result,” we can do that.
Making Your Own Decision with Our Advice
Of course, we’ll give you the standard disclaimer, saying you have to make your own decision, and whatever happens will happen because outcomes don’t occur the same way every time. But at least you’ll have advice from someone with a very direct, very specific perspective. We’re not going to force our advice on you, and we’re not going to require you to follow it—it’s your decision. But you won’t be left with questions like “How do you feel?” or “What do you think you should do?” or “What do you think the best answer is?” If you had the best answer, you’d already be doing it, right?
Offering Expert Opinions with Transparency
You want someone to give you specific advice, particularly from someone with expertise in that area. It’s one point of view, and maybe you’ll speak to others for additional perspectives. We’ll also explain why we have that opinion, so you can consider not only the advice itself but also the motivation behind it. If you want actionable advice that you can take away from the conversation, visit our website, Conflict Therapist. You can see the link below, and we’d be glad to arrange a conversation to give you strategic insights into how to resolve your conflict or dispute.
