Juliette is a graduate in psychology and has post graduate qualifications in social sciences and counselling. She has extensive experience in a number of different fields including – Teaching, Probation Service and as an independent report writer for the Family Courts. Juliette trained as a Family & Financial Mediator in 2000 and qualified as a Professional Practice Consultant in 2004. Juliette is a member of the UK College and an associate member of the Resolution (Solicitors Family Law Association).

Stan has worked in a variety of settings with children and families as a teacher, youth worker and Family Court Adviser since 1978. He trained as a Family & Financial Mediator in 1994. He is a member of the UK College of Family Mediators. Stan qualified as a Professional Practice Consultant in 2004 and is an associate member of the Resolution (Solicitors Family Law Association).
Stan has moved to management and training within the public sector.

Hazel has wide experience in a number of settings.  She will be your first point of contact and will be able to offer appointments and general information about mediation.

Moira qualified in 1990 and worked in the probation service before transferring to Court Welfare in 1993. She has worked with the Family courts for fourteen years dealing with penalty law applications, within the magistrates court through to the public law proceedings with the High Court. She has worked in the family courts for fourteen years dealing with private and public law applications. Moira worked in magistrate’s court and high court settings. Maura is a trainee mediator and is qualified to conduct family group conferences.

Helen is a family mediator who trained with Resolution (Solicitors Family Law Association). She is a practising Solicitor dealing with the whole range of family and matrimonial matters and is a member of the Advanced Family Law Panel (Law Society). Helen's approach to both her legal practice and mediation work is to encourage the parties to seek a resolution to their difficulties through negotiation and agreement rather than litigation.