In a 2012 National Audit report, the average cost for mediation was £675 per person, whereas going to court was £2,823. 

AVERAGE COST SAVING FROM USING MEDIATION: £2,148. 

 
WELCOME TO MEDIATION AND MORE 
 
Mediation and More assist people to reach amicable agreements over child arrangements and financial matters. 
 
Whatever your dispute, mediation can help to reduce stress by enabling you to resolve issues while maintaining control of the outcome. 
 
You may be looking to book yourself a MIAM (Mediation Information Assessment Meeting) in a hurry. If so, you have come to the right place. 
 
OUR ONLINE SERVICES USE SKYPE, FACETIME, ZOOM OR PHONE. 
 
MIAMs are designed to ensure that you have all the information you need about mediation and the alternatives to mediation that apply to your situation. The mediator will want to hear your issues and to talk to you about what it is you want to achieve. 
 
If you've searched under 'mediation near me', you'll find our mediators deliver services in six offices (Cheltenham, Kidderminster, Redditch, Stourbridge, Stow-on-the-Wold & Tewkesbury) across four counties. You can also find us under Mediation in Gloucestershire, Mediation in Warwickshire, Mediation in West Midlands, and Mediation in Kidderminster, Redditch, Worcester and Worcestershire. Just click on the 'Our Locations' tab at the top of the page or in the menu options. 
 
Our mediators are professional, experienced and independent. They are registered with the Family Mediation Council (FMC) as FMC Accredited Family Mediators (FMCA) for family and child arrangements, which authorises us to conduct Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings – MIAMs. 
 
NOTE: If your mediator DOES NOT have an FMC registration, they cannot issue or sign Court Forms. It is therefore VERY important to check this.  
 
Mediation really does work. More than 90% of cases end in a full or partial agreement.  
We offer a cost efficient and value for money service compared to court or legal disputes.  
 
Mediation can also be completed in less time, on average 110 days, compared with 435 days for non-mediated cases.  
MEDIATION'S AVERAGE TIMESAVING IS 325 DAYS (10.5 MONTHS). 
 
In a 2012 National Audit report, the average cost for mediation was £675 per person whereas going to court was £2,823. 
IN 2012, MEDIATION'S AVERAGE COST SAVING WAS £2,148. 
 
Our mediators have a wealth of experience they can apply their skills to family mediation, commercial mediation, community mediation, workplace mediation and a host of other issues. If you have issues resulting from relationship breakdown and need to discuss the options available, attending a MIAM is the first step. 
 
Whatever your dispute, we can help take the pressure off you, your family, your colleagues, or whoever is involved. Our track record is based around the success we’ve had helping people just like you, and preventing expensive and lengthy proceedings. 

About Our Mediators 

All our family mediators are professionally qualified to conduct family mediation and, in addition, some of us also have experience and training in community, workplace and family group conferencing. We are also qualified to consult with children and conduct inter-generational mediation. All of us have enhanced CRB/DBS certificates. 
Our mediators are professional, experienced and independent. They are registered with the Family Mediation Council (FMC) as FMC Accredited Family Mediators (FMCA) for family and child arrangements, which authorises us to conduct Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings – MIAMs. 
All our family mediators have been trained by National Family Mediation (NFM), and we have all completed core training, competency assessment and accreditation through the completion of a portfolio to comply with the standards set by the Family Mediation Council. 
All our mediators have regular supervision with a Professional Practice Consultant, and are required to complete at least 10 hours of Continual Professional Development each year to qualify to continue practicing. 
Most of the time our mediators work on their own, but we encourage co-working (two mediators consulting together) whenever it is practical or advisable to do so. Co-working is also encouraged to enable mediators to observe each other’s practice. 
Our mediators deliver services in seven offices (Cheltenham, Gloucester, Kidderminster, Redditch, Stourbridge, Stow-on-the-Wold and Tewkesbury) across four counties. Mediation in Gloucestershire, Mediation in Warwickshire, Mediation in West Midlands and Mediation in Worcestershire. 
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