WHAT IS FAMILY MEDIATION?
Family mediation, or Family Dispute Resolution, offers a voluntary process where a neutral mediator supports families to resolve post-separation issues. Instead of turning to court, families work together to reach agreements on parenting, property, or communication matters. Because mediation encourages cooperation, it delivers faster, more peaceful results for everyone involved.
WHAT IS CHILD INCLUSIVE PRACTICE (CIP)?
Child Inclusive Practice (CIP) ensures that mediation includes the voices of children. Parents use this insight to make informed, child-focused decisions. As a result of these services, families often create parenting agreements that support long-term emotional stability and wellbeing. CIP fosters stronger communication and builds empathy between separated parents.
WHAT IS PROPERTY MEDIATION?
Property mediation follows parenting mediation or works independently when parties already agree on parenting arrangements. We also offer Property FDR for those focusing only on property settlement. To ensure informed decisions, we strongly encourage clients to obtain legal advice before the mediation begins. This proactive step reduces conflict and promotes clarity.
WHAT IS WORKPLACE MEDIATION?
Is your workplace experiencing high-conflict interactions or unsubstantiated claims of bullying? If so, mediation can prevent issues from escalating further. Additionally, when teams struggle to get along, facilitated sessions can rebuild communication. Workplace mediation transforms tension into collaboration, ultimately supporting a healthier and more productive work environment.
WHAT IS POST-SEPARATION COUNSELLING?
Renae and Belle, both highly experienced counsellors, have helped individuals and families for over 20 years. They also offer post-mediation support to guide clients beyond their sessions. As a result, individuals feel more empowered and equipped to face future challenges with confidence and emotional strength.
WHAT IS A PARENT EDUCATION SESSION?
Renae and Belle are passionate about equipping parents with skills for healthier co-parenting. Their Child Inclusive Practice experience provides unique perspectives on communication. Because they understand both sides, they help parents navigate difficult dynamics and prioritize the emotional needs of their children.