What is Child Inclusive Mediation ?
Child-inclusive mediation is a form of family law / separating couples mediation that involves including children in the mediation process to some extent. The primary goal is to give children a voice and consider their perspectives when parents are making decisions about their future, particularly in the context of divorce or separation. The idea is […]
Navigating Divorce: The Advantages of Choosing Mediation.
Introduction: Divorce can be one of the most challenging and emotionally charged experiences in life. The traditional adversarial approach to divorce litigation often exacerbates tensions and may lead to lengthy, costly court battles. However, an alternative method gaining popularity for its effectiveness and numerous benefits is mediation. In this blog, we’ll explore the advantages […]
Submission to the United Nations Regarding Parental Alienation
The United Nations have sought submissions regarding Parental Alienation (PA). Their preamble suggests they do not understand (or do not want to understand) the phenomenon and they seem to have a pre-existing gendered bias and prejudice regarding parental alienation. They suggest that all practitioners who support PA commence their assessments where it is assumed that […]
Children’s Mental Health Week – UK, Feb 4-10 – Parental Alienation
Parental Alienation As the UK are in the middle of Children’s Mental Health Week (4-10 February) and today is also “Time to Talk” Day over the pond, it seems like an opportunity to create a conversation regarding a little known or acknowledged adverse childhood experience labelled Parental Alienation. Brian O Sullivan a systemic family therapist […]
Submission to Public Consultation on Parental Alienation to the Irish Department of Justice.
Submission to Justice Minister Helen Mc Entee And the Public Consultation on Parental Alienation Ireland By Brian O’ Sullivan, Dr. Rachel Gately, Dr. Charlie Azzopardi Dr. Padhraic Gibson June 24, 2022 Contents: About the […]