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Video: Starting Online Family Video Mediation
This webinar discussion explores online video family mediation.
Safeguarding update – Working Remotely with Mediation Clients
We have all needed to change the ways in which we work with mediation clients. Most mediators are now working online using visual technologies such as Zoom or Skype. The change to practice brings new challenges in relation to the safeguarding of vulnerable adults and especially children and young people.
Working remotely with mediation clients
This section focusses on working remotely across your mediation practice, please read in conjunction with the other relevant sections in the Handbook (as are indicated).
As a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, all mediators have been faced with new challenges to the way in which they work. Very long held norms of face-to-face practice have been seriously disrupted and changed and it has meant that many of you will have moved to online and remote working and some will have done so at some speed in order to ensure continuing service to individuals and families.
Top tips for mediation by video conference
When the Government introduced the lockdown across the country, the working life of the family law professional changed overnight. Karin Walker sets out her tips for how to approach mediation using a video conferencing application such as Zoom.
Resolution Mediation Handbook
Good practice guidance for mediator members of Resolution. The handbook explains the principles of mediation, the requirements of the Family Mediation Council’s (FMC) Code of Practice and sets a framework for the conduct of consistent and high-quality mediation practice.
Audio: How words matter when dealing with people in conflict and crisis
Rein Sikveland presented the following talk as part of one of our Code in Practice events in September 2019.
Mediators drafting consent orders
This guidance has been jointly agreed between Resolution and The Law Society. Particular thanks and acknowledgements are recorded here to The Law Society and Resolution