24 January 2019
The clouds are parting is the theme for day four of Family Mediation Week.
It aims to help show separating couples to see a way through the mediation process, offering a structure and a clear pathway.
Throughout the day blogs will be released which you can find on the Family Mediation Week blog page www.familymediationweek.org.uk/category/blog/
Among them is a helpful article from Marcia Mediation called Find the light again with a clear action plan and an article called The clouds are parting – starting to see a way through, by Philippa Johnson, chair of the FMA, which has organised the week.
In the video section you will see Bill Hewlett from Civilised Separations discuss how a child will feel after speaking to a mediator and Ashley Palmer, co-author of The Handover Book, talks about the book and how it can be used to enable parents to co-parent effectively.
To find out more about the book visit www.thehandoverbook.co.uk
At Phillips Solicitors we offer a mediation service through our sister company Town Gate Mediation.
If you would like to get in touch with Town Gate Mediation, please call Hayley Eachus on 01256 854633 or email [email protected]
To find out more about Town Gate Mediation visit www.phillips-law.co.uk/town-gate-mediation
Please call us or email and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
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