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In response to the ongoing challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the North Dakota Mediation Center announced today that they will be expanding their services to include online mediation. This new service will allow individuals and businesses across the state to access mediation services from the comfort and safety of their own homes.The North Dakota Mediation Center, based in Bismarck, has been a trusted provider of mediation services for over 20 years. Their team of highly trained mediators have helped countless individuals and businesses resolve conflicts and disputes in a peaceful and constructive manner. With the introduction of online mediation, they hope to continue to serve their clients while also adapting to the changing circumstances brought about by the pandemic.Online mediation offers many benefits, including convenience and accessibility. Clients will no longer have to travel to a physical location for mediation sessions, saving time and money. Additionally, online mediation allows for greater flexibility in scheduling, making it easier for busy individuals to find a time that works for them.The North Dakota Mediation Center is committed to ensuring that online mediation is just as effective as in-person mediation. They have invested in state-of-the-art technology and training for their mediators to ensure that clients receive the same high-quality service they have come to expect.“We are excited to launch our online mediation services and provide our clients with a safe and convenient way to access our services,” said Sarah Johnson, Executive Director of the North Dakota Mediation Center. “We believe that online mediation will open up new possibilities for individuals and businesses to resolve their conflicts in a timely and effective manner.”Clients interested in utilizing the North Dakota Mediation Center’s online mediation services can visit their website or contact their office for more information. The Center is hopeful that online mediation will not only help them continue to serve their clients during these challenging times, but also expand their reach and impact across the state.