Angela Schettine

Angela Schettine works as a mediator for high-conflict divorce and custody cases. Angela’s career includes family law, environmental and criminal law, legal higher education, and psychotherapy with individuals and families. In addition, she has clinical interest and experience in grief therapy, couples therapy, and conflict resolution. Angela combines her legal and psychotherapy experience to help families restructure and resolve conflicts, including divorce and custody. She employs a solution-focused model and works to promote the voluntariness and self-determination of the participants. She has years of experience and continued her training through coursework on couples therapy, grief resulting from divorce, advanced matrimonial mediation training, custody and visitation mediation training, and gender-based violence and child abuse awareness training. Angela earned a Master of Science in Social Work from Columbia University in the clinical track and a Juris Doctor from the University of Richmond School of Law. Angela completed her studies in International Law at Cambridge University and has an undergraduate degree in English from the University of Rochester. Angela studies education theory and best practices through Columbia University’s Institute on Pedagogy and Technology. She is a Lecturer at Columbia’s School of Social Work teaching grief therapy and has a particular interest in grief associated with divorce and relationship endings. When she is not working, Angela can be found outside with her 11-year-old son exploring the woods on a mountain bike with their dog or in the kitchen making big fat Italian meals for her family.

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