A quieter way for families to move forward together

A facilitation session is a structured two-hour conversation guided by a neutral person. Before the session we have a brief call with each participant separately to understand the context. During the session, the facilitator keeps the discussion organised and balanced — but does not tell you what to decide. You leave with a clear sense of where each person stands.

Participation is always voluntary. Sessions work best when the people who need to be part of a decision all choose to join, but we cannot — and would not — require anyone to attend. We can help you think through how to approach an invitation conversation if that would help.

No. Our written summaries are plain-language records of what the family agreed, produced to help everyone remember and refer back to the discussion. They are not legal instruments and we do not provide legal advice. Families who need a formal legal document should consult an independent professional for that step.

A single workshop runs for half a day. A facilitation meeting is two hours plus a short pre-session call. Written agreement support, including a revision round, is typically complete within five to seven working days of the facilitation session. All timelines can flex around your family's schedule.

That is entirely up to the family. Some families split the cost, others have one party cover it. We issue a single invoice and leave the internal arrangement to you. Payment is settled before the session begins.

Workshop handout materials are provided in both Thai and English. Facilitation sessions can be conducted in English or Thai depending on participants' preference, or with bilingual support arranged in advance.