Metamora International, LLC
Dr. Sir Richard Shively (KStE) - President
Lady Jan Shively - Vice President
E-Mail@Metamora.Co or (574) 522-2222
THE SAME SKILLS USED FOR DIFFERENT OBJECTIVES
Want to get Free?
Life Coaching has the Key!
Executive / Life Coaching
Coaching is a vehicle designed to assist in transporting the Client from where they are to where they want to be. It
is for individuals who are emotionally and psychologically healthy and
who want to make changes and move forward in their lives. By its nature,
Coaching is a process involving an ongoing relationship between a Coach
and a Client that facilitates the process of personal, professional and
/ or spiritual development by changing self-defeating attitudes,
eliminating ineffective or harmful habits, discovering new
possibilities, implementing better approaches, illuminating and
eliminating hidden fears and limitations.
Coaching is not advice, nor is it another form of, or a substitute for, psychotherapy or Counseling.
Core Characteristics of Coaching:
Mediation is a voluntary process where the disputing Parties contract with Metamora Mediation, LLC and each other to negotiate in good faith while being constrained by rules of Civility and Confidentiality as set out in the Agreement to Mediate.
Metamora, LLC, uses Facilitative Mediation that is non- confrontational, unlike Caucus Mediation used by attorneys.
After the Parties to a dispute have read the following Agreement to Mediate
and decided to utilize the services of Metamora Mediation, LLC, the
Parties can begin the process by each of the Parties completing the "Request for Metamora Mediation Services" form and
providing Metamora Mediation, LLC with a $625.00 money order or
certified check as a retainer that covers the fee for the four hour Mediation session.
After each of the Parties has indicated their desire to Mediate by completing the "Request for Metamora Mediation Services" Form and provided the "Retainer," a time and place for Mediation will be determined.
At the agreed upon time and place, Mediation will begin with the signing of a copy of the Agreement to Mediate.