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The Community Mediation Project

Welcome

Bucks County and neighbors to your community mediation center—support to address conflict and build back relationships

Your nonprofit mediation resource available to all, regardless of ability to pay

Become a mediator!

Join us and make a difference in our community.  

Next training is over two weekends, Spring, 2027.

April 9-11, 2027 and April 23-25, 2027

Our Purpose

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Build individual and community resilience to address conflict, collaborate more, and worry less

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Build individual and community resilience

to address conflict, collaborate more, and worry less.

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what we do

Help you navigate difficult issues, address conflict, and work towards collaboration and productive outcomes.  

how we do it

Provide mediation, education, facilitation, and coaching so you can respond to demanding situations from a place of strength.

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who benefits

Individuals, families, teams, and any cross-section of Bucks County and its neighbors who want to restore and maintain relationships.

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Become a
Volunteer Mediator

Anyone can learn to mediate!  

Consider becoming part of our committed, spirited community of volunteer mediators.

 

Email Susan Berg at susan@tcmp-pa.org or  

Call 215-348-4174 to learn more.

 

Imagine the possibilities of a community with lots of trained mediators…  Learn more about our volunteer roles here

 

 

Give

Your donations support free community mediation and accessible services to everyone.  

 

The stress of conflict creates enough barriers—help us drop these barriers.

 

We are a non-profit program of Networks for Training and Development, a 501c3 corporation.  

 

Donations are tax-deductible.

 

Donate to support The Community Mediation Project.  

Mediation is free for community members in need.

Education, facilitation and coaching

are available on a sliding scale fee structure.

Our Services

Mediation

A supported way to

  • have a conversation between     people in conflict

  • exchange views to gain different   perspectives 

  • determine constructive ways to move forward

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Education, Facilitation, and Coaching

Resources to grow individually, as a team, and as a community.  Learn personal resilience, group dialogue, constructive conflict skills, and more.  

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2025 Recipient of the National Association for Community Mediation

Emerging Center Apprenticeship

Our Team

Susan Berg

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An experienced coach and educator, honored  for excellence in university teaching and mentorship.  She is a certified Transformative Mediator; certified Time to Think coach; Internal Family Systems (IFS) Informed Practitioner; and whole brain/body stress regulation coach. 

susan@tcmp-pa.org

Jim Berg

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A career IT professional who has balanced tensions between client needs and resource constraints all his life.  He is trained in Nonviolent Communication and is a Transformative Mediator  and mediation process manager.

jim@tcmp-pa.org

Together, Susan and Jim spent 25 years coaching engaged couples to use constructive communication techniques and conflict coping skills. 

But this doesn’t mean they are immune from conflict. Susan and Jim continue to disconnect, bicker, and reconnect every day. Constructive conflict is a practice, and they get lots of it!

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Upcoming Events

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The Blog

Join us to practice constructive conflict.

Be in the know on articles and events we post.

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Email us at info@tcmp-pa.org

Call us at  215-348-4174                                                          

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