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Family Mediation Professionals
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Professional staff I can address myself to for a Family Mediation
For Appointments:
0039 055 577280
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Newsletter
AIMS
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 AIMS
News
The periodical newsletter published by
AIMS, International Association of Systemic Mediators
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 Parenting
After Marriages End: how Mediation can Help Shape a Plan
By John W. Reiman, Ph.D.
Practitioner Member, Academy of Family Mediators
The divorce may soon be final, but even before
the dust has settled, parents will discover that one responsibility
hasn't changed in the slightest: Parents are still accountable
for the well-being of their child. Because of the child, both
parents are destined to participate in a lifelong relationship.
Let us remember, however, that this lifelong relationship does
not have to mean a personal relationship. Divorced spouses need
not choose to be friendly or even pleasant with each other.
They must, however, in the interest of the child, create a safe
and businesslike parenting arrangement. If they fail to do so,
the consequences for the children (and the adults)...
Continues...
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Mediation
and Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). Consideration for an
Intervention Model
by
Anita Vestal
in FAMILY AND CONCILIATION COURTS REVIEW, Vol.
37, No. 4, October, 1999, p. 487-503
Parental alienation syndrome (PAS), a term that originated in
the mid-1980s, refers to a disturbance in which children are
preoccupied with viewing one parent as all good and the other
parent as all bad. Conscious or unconscious words and actions
of custodial parents cause the child(ren) to align with them
in rejection of noncustodial parents during divorce or custody
disputes. Issues of concern for mediators include detection
of PAS and an understanding of appropriate remedial plans that
will allow the child to restore his or her relationship with
the noncustodial parent...
Continues...
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Becoming:
Family Mediator
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How
much is the course worth?
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The Institute
of Family Therapy of Florence reminds you that the course
is recognized by AIMS, the International Association of
Systemic Mediators, and by the European Forum for Training
and Research in Family Mediation. |
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In
the Bookstore...
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 The
Divorce Mediation Answer Book : Save Time, Money, and Emotional Energy
With a Mediated Separation or Divorce
by Dolores Deane Walker, Carol A. Butler
In
this accessible question-and-answer guide, two experts address the many
issues involved with mediated separation or divorce, from finding the
mediator and dealing with emotions to discussing custody arrangements
and figuring out financial terms.
Ordina...
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 The
Divorce Mediation Handbook : Everything You Need to Know
by Paula James
A one-stop resource
for couples who want to spare themselves and their children the destructiveness
and costs which result from an unfriendly divorce, this detailed mediation
road map walks couples through each step of the process and shows how
to reach a fair and reasonable settlement. Charts & worksheets. Online
promo.
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