Mediation Success in Bunbury, Western Australia | Local business
Mediation Success
Locality: Bunbury, Western Australia
Phone: +61 415 504 505
Address: Unit 1, 2 Spencer Street 6230 Bunbury, WA, Australia
Website: http://www.mediationsuccess.com.au
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19.01.2022 The Family Court is at breaking point. It is important parents and separating partys are aware their matter is unlikely to be heard for potentially years, and even then the highest risk cases are given priority in Court. This means it may take many many years for a resolution, leaving partys without the ability to move forward. Participants of mediation need more than ever to focus on innovative and creative solutions to their matters. Sticking to the process, even if its tough, means you will get an outcome far quicker for a fraction of the financial and emotional cost. https://www.abc.net.au//family-law-courts-reform-/12620134
18.01.2022 Aside from the few high risk domestic and family violence cases, there is a reason the Family Court direct partys to mediation. Its because the outcomes for children are far better, and the cost and emotional stress are far less when the partys resolve the matters themselves. Its why I am passionate about offering a process to parents that works, because these parents report being far better off after a mediated process, versus parents who choose the court path. https://www.smh.com.au//the-profound-shift-under-way-in-au
16.01.2022 This is a fantastic program to learn effective skills for your parenting toolbox! https://facebook.com/events/s/1-2-3-magic-emotion-coaching-w/320972382484424/?ti=as
14.01.2022 Workplace Mediation Reviews - If you think your organisation needs a conflict health check, give me a call. The process works.
13.01.2022 Here are some excellent programs ran by RA online! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3720823407934387&id=506929575990469
04.01.2022 Recently I have again attended professional development sessions about parental conflict and children's social and emotional development. The research is clear, for infants and babies who are exposed to conflict, they develop neural pathway connections that permanently heighten their flight, fight freeze mode, meaning they are constantly on alert to danger. Without repair, these pathways consolidate as the child grows, meaning this can have significant impacts on their mental health, well-being and being able to form appropriate and healthy long term relationship attachments. As parents, our primary responsibility is to provide secure safe attachments for our children. If you need more information about your child's development or are concerned your separation is impacting on your child, give me a call.
