Family Matters is finding that an increasing number of people are returning to mediation after a period of time. Usually, this is to review a previous agreement and improve their communication, or where they previously attended mediation when emotions were running high and they have now calmed.
Most recently, Lee and Angela came back to Family Matters after a previous mediation had broken down. ...
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Family Matters’ developments
It’s all change at Family Matters as the firm welcomes some new developments.
Former managing director, Stan Angel, who has been with Family Matter since 2000, has decided he’d like to spend more time doing the things he loves – growing vegetables and canal boating. Family Matters will, however, continue to benefit from Stan’s knowledge and experience as he will work as a consultant, ...
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Family Matters maintains HSSF mark
We are delighted to announce that Family Matters has maintained the HSSF (Help and Support for Separated Families) accreditation in 2018.
This mark of excellence is for organisations that work with separated families. To maintain the award, Family Matters has had to demonstrate our ability to listen to our clients and show that we are a professional organisation, dedicated to continual review ...
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Jane succeeds in Family Mediation Council accreditation
Family Matters is delighted to announce that Jane Smith has successfully completed the portfolio route to mediator accreditation and is now Family Mediation Council accredited. Jane is now able to carry out legally aided and private mediations. Jane’s assessor commented
“you have been very well supported by your professional practice consultant” and
“this has been an excellent ...
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Family Matters to deliver courses to help parents think about how conflict affects their children
Family Matters is delighted to annouce that, in partnership with Voluntary Action North Lincolnshire, it has been awarded a three-year contract from the Children and Family Courts Advisory Service (Cafcass) to provide the Separated Parent Information Program (SPIP) in Scunthorpe, Grimsby and York. This is the result of a successful bid in a competitive tendering process.
Understand how conflict ...
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