Family Mediation Service based in Church Crookham, Hampshire
Going through big life changes can be really tough and stressful. When we’re stressed, we often react without thinking, sticking to our old habits and assumptions. This can make it hard to talk things out and really listen to each other.
This is where family mediation comes in. A family mediator is a neutral professional who helps everyone talk and listen effectively. They’re there to make sure everyone’s voice is heard and to help you find common ground. In tough times, a mediator can be a big help in moving from arguments to understanding, leading to peaceful solutions.
This is where family mediation comes in. A family mediator is a neutral professional who helps everyone talk and listen effectively. They’re there to make sure everyone’s voice is heard and to help you find common ground. In tough times, a mediator can be a big help in moving from arguments to understanding, leading to peaceful solutions.
Helping to make agreement possible
Family Mediation
Family mediators follow the basic steps of a mediation process but do not work from a script because every case is unique.
Family Mediation is a series of individual and joint meetings when parties can discuss and make agreements about different matters being guided by a trained professional.
When people come to Family Mediation, they usually have an immediate issue which they need to discuss and solve, quite often it’s a divorce situation when the emotional engagement of both parties is so high that is it very difficult to make decisions about finance or child arrangements without an impartial third party who can direct the discussion and help to make agreements.
Helping to make agreement possible
Fees
This document is used when parties do not plan to go to apply for a consent order and just want to keep a record of all agreements achieved at mediation.
Statement of Proposals
Helping to make agreement possible
About
Eugenie Brett
Eugenie is a trained Family Mediator, she qualified with National Family Mediation (NFM) in 2021.
Eugenie studied Social Sciences at University and always planned to work in the field, being inspired to understand how human relations work and what could be done to support women and men going through different changes in their lives.
After a successful corporate career in marketing and working as a line management coach Eugenie decided to change direction and trained as a family mediator.
Eugenie is a member of The Family Mediation Council and The College of Mediators.
Eugenie studied Social Sciences at University and always planned to work in the field, being inspired to understand how human relations work and what could be done to support women and men going through different changes in their lives.
After a successful corporate career in marketing and working as a line management coach Eugenie decided to change direction and trained as a family mediator.
Eugenie is a member of The Family Mediation Council and The College of Mediators.
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Useful Links
Some times it’s not easy to find information in the moment of personal crisis. We find that information you can get using the links below could be very useful.
Make sense of the law and your rights
Apply for a court order to make arrangements for a child or resolve a dispute about their upbringing: Form C100
The Mankind Initiative is the principal, expert and specialist charity in the UK focussing on male victims of domestic abuse.
The national website for policing in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Information and support for LGBT communities and their allies.
Giving people the knowledge and confidence they need to find their way forwards.
Online benefits calculator.
Charity supporting single parent families. Provide expert advice, practical support and campaign for single mums and dads.
We provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. We campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding.
Refuge is the largest specialist domestic abuse organisation in the UK. On any given day our services support thousands of survivors, helping them to overcome the physical, emotional, financial and logistical impacts of abuse and rebuild their lives — free from fear.
National charity working to end abuse against women and children
Children and Family Court Advisory and Support service CAFCASS, provides information for children and parents involved in family disputes within the court settings.
Notice of intention to proceed with an application for a financial order: Form A
Supporting more than 15,000 adults and children in crisis across London every year. We provide support for those experiencing domestic abuse, modern slavery and mental health needs.
Helping you deal with your debt in a manageable way
The UK’s leading charity fighting for children and young people's mental health.
Online, on the phone, anytime.
Keeping children safe, preventing abuse and supporting families.
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