One simple step to help your child feel safe and loved during separation Una Archer GMBPsS is a psychologist, Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator and Brainspotting therapist Member of the Compass Resolution Family Mediation Team of Experts Separating parents
Hello everyone, John Hind here. Having launched the Divorce Manual this week, at the start of Good Divorce Week, I just want to say something about why it has meant so much to me to produce this document and to
Interim findings from research exploring how the current divorce law works in practice have been published today (24 March 2017). Following the Court of Appeal judgment in Owens v Owens [2017] EWCA Civ 182, this research highlights the need for
How To Tell Your Kids You’re Divorcing Research indicates that too few parents sit down and explain to their children that their marriage is ending. They also don’t encourage their children to ask questions. Parents often say nothing, leaving their
This guide is for you if you are facing the end of your marriage or civil partnership. We want to help you find your way through the maze. This guide will explain how divorce and dissolution of civil partnerships work,
The purpose of this guide is to support you with sorting out your finances when you separate and divorce. Introduction Among other things, it seeks to provide you with a broad ‘legal context’ for discussing your divorce financial arrangements in
You have the POWER ” There are no unresourceful people, only unresourceful STATES (which can be changed) ” NLP principle People often want to tell me in their pre-mediation assessment meetings how unreasonable they feel their partner is being; So000
I am often told by my mediator colleagues that they find it hard to convert initial mediation enquiries into mediations because when they contact the ‘other person’ they are not interested. So, let’s look at why this might be the
In so many mediations I ask couples what they need from each other to be met with an exchange of accusation/counter accusation, blame/counter blame for why things have not happened as they have wanted things to happen. Blaming is of
Lessons I suppose that whether you are going through a separation or you have just been burgled (for the second time) there are positive lessons to be learned. Sometimes we have to look quit hard for them but they are
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