Depending on your unique circumstances, meeting a long-lost person can be emotional and even traumatic. Prepare for a possible reunion by letting go of personal hopes and fantasies before they ruin the new relationship.
Keeping it comfortable and easy can help avoid scaring or alienating the person you're trying to bond with. The dynamics of mediation services can help you make a good bond.
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It's important to remember that no matter how carefully you contact someone you find, just saying your name can make you nervous. Using a facilitator allows the people you want to get back together to master the concepts of togetherness.
However, just listening can evoke a lot of emotions and memories in the person. Additionally, the person may want to discuss opportunities to meet family and friends before answering your request and reconnecting.
Another advantage of using a mediator is that the investigator's address and phone number can be used as a non-threatening initial contact. By using intermediaries, you protect everyone's privacy and allow the person you are looking for to review and prepare possible collections.
If all initial contacts went well, you can all choose to share and receive private contact information from there yourself. Remember to take it slow, don't expect too much at first, and remember to meet in a neutral place where everyone is comfortable.
