Build Bridges with Wandsworth Mediation Service

Advice and Information - 17 October 2018

Are you seeking a safe place to have difficult conversations with people? Wandsworth Mediation Service can provide a safe place for people in conflict to come together
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There are different types of mediation.

  • Commercial and workplace
  • Inter-generational
  • Family
  • Community

Mediators can help individuals get issues out in the open and find a shared solution that both parties are happy with.

It can also give you the opportunity to think about how you'd like things to be in the future, rather than about what has happened in the past.

In the vast majority of cases, important steps towards resolving conflicts have been made where mediation has been involved.

If you think that you might benefit from help to deal with a conflict between yourself and a family member, neighbour or friend, why not get in touch with Wandsworth Mediation Service.

As mediation can help to avoid stress, worry, fears and anxiety - contacting them early on could spare those involved mentally, emotionally and physically.

The service is free for Wandsworth residents on lower incomes.

For more information please visit the Wandsworth Mediation Service website.

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