Thinking about Splitting Up? Mediation helps families work out what’s best for children and for the future The festive season can put a huge strain on relationships, and this year more than ever, it has been tough to stay calm and rational. Families typically spend more time together, normal routines are disrupted and expectations are […]
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Reflections on the Year of Mediation – Graham Boyack
When Scottish Mediation conceived the idea of having a Year of Mediation, I think it would be fair to say that Covid -19 was not something we had considered. Last week I was speaking at a meeting held to celebrate the Year and reflected that it hadn’t gone as we had expected and that 2020 […]
Mediate 2020 now available online
Mediate 2020 was held over two days in November 2020. On the first day our agenda included how online dispute resolution is working in the USA, workshops on Covid and Mediation (comparisons between the Canada and Scotland) and giving you people a voice and a plenary session on Building back better with Mediation with examples […]
Collaborate November 2020
Click here to read the November 2020 edition of Collaborate. Articles in this issues include: Mediate 2020 Details in this year’s online conference. A Wake Up Call for Mediation Paul Kirkwood reviews Rachael Filed and Jonathan Crowe’s challenging new book. Scottish Mediation News News on membership, events and standards from Scottish Mediation. Mediation Training Online […]
Less Taxing with Mediation
Taxation webinar aimed at easing disputes was well worth a lockdown look. If you’d asked me to guess what sort of webinars I might be looking at during the Covid situation, I don’t think that one from the Chartered Institute of Taxation would have featured on my list. It’s not that Taxation isn’t important, it’s […]
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