Neelam Dhall's guest appearances

Neelam Dhall

What She Said Podcast

Mediation Station

Comm Cafe

Divorcing Well

The Business Brilliance Podcast

Julie Garcia

Jennifer Lawrence

Sarah Noked

Beth Miller

Jonathan Davis

Giovanni Marsico

Vanessa Vakharia

David Binns

Diana Mikas

Brian Scully

Laura Beauparlant

Chris Thomson

MICHAEL LEVITT

Eva Sachs

Dominic Scaffidi

OwlTail

Coparenting has its challenges but coparenting with an Ex who is also a narcissist is especially difficult.  In this week’s episode, I interview Accredited Family Mediator and Divorce Coach, Neelam Dhall of Simple Solutions Mediation and we discuss strategies for coparenting with a narcissist.  Neelam provides tips and advice to ensure that you protect your children’s best interest, maintain your boundaries, and ensure that your own mental health and well being is not compromised in the process.  To contact Neelam, please visit her website:  www.simplesolutionsmediation.ca

Coparenting has its challenges but coparenting with an Ex who is also a narcissist is especially difficult.  In this week’s episode, I interview Accredited Family Mediator and Divorce Coach, Neelam Dhall of Simple Solutions Mediation and we discuss strategies for coparenting with a narcissist.  Neelam provides tips and advice to ensure that you protect your children’s best interest, maintain your boundaries, and ensure that your own mental health and well being is not compromised in the process.  To contact Neelam, please visit her website:  <a href="//www.simplesolutionsmediation.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.simplesolutionsmediation.ca</a>

Coparenting With A Narcissist with Neelam Dhall

24  Neelam Dhall - The Nasty Business of Divorce &amp; Why The Right Mediator Can Be Your Best Ally "Every one needs emotional support, but you need to figure out who you need emotional support from. It’s not your lawyer." My guest today is Neelam Dhall, accredited family mediator, author, divorce coach, chartered accountant, and the owner of Simple Solutions Mediation. She handles this very unique topic - mediation, divorce, settlement, and negotiation with your partner. Neelam stresses how important it is to do your research and get all the information to make sure you’re hiring the right professional and that you are thinking through what they are telling you and what makes sense in your own scenario. (She lived through the worst of it, so you dont have to!) Neelam divorced a lawyer and during that experience she learned how to represent herself and that mediation is a helpful way to cooperate, especially when it comes to kids. You end up not hating each other at the end of a process, instead you are working together to come up with a solution for your unique family needs. Having gone through mediation and seeing what value it brought into their lives, Neelam turned it into a service she now offers and helps people with. She strongly felt it was adding value to people and realized it became a real passion for her (to say the least). When people step on the path of divorce, they often expect lawyers to deal with their emotional and mental health issues, but that’s not their job. "We need to figure out who we need emotional support from." From that support point of view, we need different types of professionals. And we need the ones we click with. "Advice we get from people around us, like friends and family, are based on just one part of the story, the one they are familiar with. It’s not good advice because they don’t know everything they need to know to help us go through the process. So it’s helpful to talk to someone objective who can help you get the information to come up with a solution, but you are the one who has to be ready for the step and be very sure is the right thing for you." It’s essential to know that the litigation is not the only route. What steps does someone need to take when they know it is the right time to make the decision? "Research, research, research, because knowledge is power."--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/businessbrilliance/support

24  Neelam Dhall - The Nasty Business of Divorce &amp; Why The Right Mediator Can Be Your Best Ally "Every one needs emotional support, but you need to figure out who you need emotional support from. It’s not your lawyer." My guest today is Neelam Dhall, accredited family mediator, author, divorce coach, chartered accountant, and the owner of Simple Solutions Mediation. She handles this very unique topic - mediation, divorce, settlement, and negotiation with your partner. Neelam stresses how important it is to do your research and get all the information to make sure you’re hiring the right professional and that you are thinking through what they are telling you and what makes sense in your own scenario. (She lived through the worst of it, so you dont have to!) Neelam divorced a lawyer and during that experience she learned how to represent herself and that mediation is a helpful way to cooperate, especially when it comes to kids. You end up not hating each other at the end of a process, instead you are working together to come up with a solution for your unique family needs. Having gone through mediation and seeing what value it brought into their lives, Neelam turned it into a service she now offers and helps people with. She strongly felt it was adding value to people and realized it became a real passion for her (to say the least). When people step on the path of divorce, they often expect lawyers to deal with their emotional and mental health issues, but that’s not their job. "We need to figure out who we need emotional support from." From that support point of view, we need different types of professionals. And we need the ones we click with. "Advice we get from people around us, like friends and family, are based on just one part of the story, the one they are familiar with. It’s not good advice because they don’t know everything they need to know to help us go through the process. So it’s helpful to talk to someone objective who can help you get the information to come up with a solution, but you are the one who has to be ready for the step and be very sure is the right thing for you." It’s essential to know that the litigation is not the only route. What steps does someone need to take when they know it is the right time to make the decision? "Research, research, research, because knowledge is power."--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/businessbrilliance/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/businessbrilliance/support</a>

24 Neelam Dhall - The Nasty Business of Divorce & Why The Right Mediator Can Be Your Best Ally

Mediation Station radio program presents for conversation "What Does Financial Knowledge Have to do with Family Mediation?" on Sunday May 20, 2018 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. EST.Our visitor for this conversation is Neelam Dhall and we will focus on people's financial literacy when going through a change of an intimate relationship by use of family mediation.Tune in to listen to an engaging conversation and, if you feel interested to contribute, please give us a call at 416 785 0680.You can now listen to Mediation Station through the free Radioplayer Canada app http://radioplayer.ca/app/ (connect under CHHA 1610 AM).This is in addition to www.chha1610am.ca (Click LISTEN LIVE icon) or Rogers Digital Cable Channel 951.Podcasts are available at https://soundcloud.com/transformag and at iTunes Podcasts and searching for Mediation Station in Arts.Twitter @FentenMediation

Mediation Station radio program presents for conversation "What Does Financial Knowledge Have to do with Family Mediation?" on Sunday May 20, 2018 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. EST. Our visitor for this conversation is Neelam Dhall and we will focus on people's financial literacy when going through a change of an intimate relationship by use of family mediation. Tune in to listen to an engaging conversation and, if you feel interested to contribute, please give us a call at 416 785 0680. You can now listen to Mediation Station through the free Radioplayer Canada app <a href="http://radioplayer.ca/app/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://radioplayer.ca/app/</a> (connect under CHHA 1610 AM). This is in addition to <a href="http://www.chha1610am.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chha1610am.ca</a> (Click LISTEN LIVE icon) or Rogers Digital Cable Channel 951. Podcasts are available at <a href="https://soundcloud.com/transformag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/transformag</a> and at iTunes Podcasts and searching for Mediation Station in Arts. Twitter @FentenMediation

What Does Financial Knowledge Have To Do With Family Mediation with Neelam Dhall