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Family Mediation Week The purpose of the Family Mediation Week is to help raise the profile of family mediation services across the country. Twitter:

Our vision is for as many family mediation services as possible to organise special local events to help raise awareness, which can be promoted locally and then hopefully nationally. Here are just a few ideas for events you could hold during the week:

-Attending local market – hiring a stall
-Local radio interview
-Create information leaflet detailing family mediation
-Provide Free half hour sess

ion
-Evening workshops
-Staff library information desk or produce notice boards / banner stands at information points
In the month leading up to the week, we will launch a website to display a National map. Once you’ve come up with some promotional ideas, you will be able to upload details of your activities onto the site. We hope that as the Family Mediation Week gains more momentum as more services engage. The Ministry of Justice will also provide press coverage on a national level during the same week.

And finally thank you to everyone who has joined in the conversations about family mediation this week!   is a campaign ...
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And finally thank you to everyone who has joined in the conversations about family mediation this week! is a campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of family mediation to separating families and we couldn't do that without you....so thank you!

Thank you to Paul Gadd, Director of , who not only hosts the website www.familymediationweek, but is hugely passionate a...
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Thank you to Paul Gadd, Director of , who not only hosts the website www.familymediationweek, but is hugely passionate about all things family mediation and is an all round encourager of what we are trying to achieve!

Thank you to   and to  who have coordinated   and to  who has become an unofficial member of the team throughout the wee...
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Thank you to and to who have coordinated and to who has become an unofficial member of the team throughout the week!

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Apologies to , the link to her article - How A Divorce Consultant Can Help During the Mediation Process - should now be working
http://ow.ly/t5V250y4b38

How A Divorce Consultant Can Help During the Mediation Process January 24, 2020Blog, Divorce, Family mediationfmwadmin by Rhiannon Ford, Divorce Consultant As your divorce consultant, I provide specialist support and guidance to people throughout your divorce or separation. My clients come to me at....

Thank you to all those who have supported   by giving us blogs, videos, resources and feedback for us to share throughou...
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Thank you to all those who have supported by giving us blogs, videos, resources and feedback for us to share throughout the week. You can find everything on the website www.familymediationweek.org.uk

Thank you to the  and to  for supporting  !
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Thank you to the and to for supporting !

Thank you to the family mediation member organisations    and  for supporting  !
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Thank you to the family mediation member organisations and for supporting !

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The have been liaising with the and have informed us that the have this afternoon published a blog on their website - What is family mediation and how can it help? You can find it here http://ow.ly/qlka50y4aKS

This blog is written by Jane Wilson, Director, Family Mediation Council.

It's time to start saying some thank yous! The first big thank you is to  for all their hard work on the Family Mediatio...
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It's time to start saying some thank yous! The first big thank you is to for all their hard work on the Family Mediation 2019 Survey

To find out more about family mediation and how it can help in the process of family separation, visit www.familymediati...
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To find out more about family mediation and how it can help in the process of family separation, visit www.familymediationweek.org.uk where you will find a wide selection of excellent resources aimed at helping you decide whether mediation is right for you

 has been supporting   because it recognises that working with a family mediator can help families separate collaborativ...
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has been supporting because it recognises that working with a family mediator can help families separate collaboratively without going to court and is a process that ensures the voice of any children are heard

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