I’m so glad you opened the Post. It comes from a good friend, professional colleague and all round wonderful person, Una Archer who writes regularly and compassionately in support of parents and their children, which is particularly relevant to my
How being a ‘fly on the wall’ can help prepare you for mediation. Jessica Vassallo is an award-winning Transformation Change Coach, Master NLP Practitioner Member of the Compass Resolution Family Mediation Team of Experts Gaining insights and perspective can
2021 has been another busy year for the Compass Resolution national network of family mediators under some very challenging conditions for separating families and their mediators. 2020 and 2021 have also been two of the most successful financial years primarily
The Divorce Manual- Features and benefits · Created and developed based on decades of professional experience and client feedback · Build upon the principles of informed choice and designed to support separating couples wishing to reach fair outcomes for themselves, avoid court
How to use the Divorce Manual Most people using the Divorce Manual will be very busy and quite possibly stressed by the situation which is why each of the 13 chapters are organised into shorter focused sections which the reader
“Informed choices are the best choices” When you separate where do you start, which family professional do you see first, mediator or solicitor, what do you need to be thinking about for yourselves and your children, where do you look for
The Mediated Divorce Book is nearly here ! The tide is well and truly changing in the area of divorce and separation. Each year, many thousands more separating couples are choosing to sort out their own divorce, with the minimum
‘Sticks and Stones’- Managing strong emotions in ‘difficult conversations’ ‘We are never angry because of what others say and do. Anger comes from our belief that other people cause our pain and therefore deserve punishment’- Marshall B Rosenberg, author of
How do children respond to parental separation? There is no getting away from the fact that parental separation and divorce is painful and involves change, loss, and transition which is why is is so important for parents and their children
Connecting with YOUR SELF- Taking responsibility for how you communicate in mediation. If you are really serious about using mediation as a positive opportunity to communicate and reach quality decisions together, you will need to be clear about and be
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