Nobel Principles – #1 Dialogue should be a basic attitude
I am not a language scholar (beyond A-Level French!), but I started this blog wondering about the origin or etymological breakdown of […]
I am not a language scholar (beyond A-Level French!), but I started this blog wondering about the origin or etymological breakdown of […]
The Nobel Peace Canter’s 8 principles – the power of dialogue When I was fortunate enough to visit Oslo, I was deeply […]
There are lots of ‘top tips’ where the school summer holidays are concerned. I have written plenty myself over the years. In […]
Many of us will have found politics a potentially risky topic for conversation without it getting heated. The fallout between Gary Lineker […]
‘No-fault divorce’ or The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 to give it its full title, brings major change from 6 April […]
Good Divorce Week is back again, Resolution’s annual campaign to promote constructive ways forward for anyone separating or divorcing. This year the […]
I am one! I am in slight disbelief about that. I am grateful, humbled and inspired. I love what I do. I […]
…but the good news is that free family mediation is here to stay – for a little longer anyway. The FMC sent […]
One thing that frustrates me (and I suspect all mediators) is that mediation is labelled a ‘soft option’. This is often the […]
Lawyers were traditionally the first port of call when looking at divorce and separation. Forward-thinking lawyers know that often (where there are […]
“What about me?” is a recent report of the FAMILY SOLUTIONS GROUP. The report calls for greater support for those experiencing divorce and […]
Listening Michael Legge (https://themindhealthcoach.com/) recently on how to take care of ourselves and practise mindfulness, he gave the following good advice. Anxiety […]
Mediation can be misunderstood. Like anything you try for the first time, it can take a while to understand and settle into. […]
Much has been said and written about how the pandemic has changed our lives. We are all too familiar with the visible […]
Can you have a ‘good divorce’? I sit slightly uncomfortably with the phrase, but it is true that, done in the right […]
In a world that often seems binary, a new divide; those who know what a MIAM is and those who say, “A […]
A day at the office – how the mediation world has come online. Part of being able to take the leap to a […]
Everyone who works within separation/divorce and with children absolutely knows that court is not the answer. But I really surprise people when […]
The arrival of my new business has been expedited by the ‘pandemic push’. Covid has necessitated change in so many aspects of our lives, both […]