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Many thanks again for the great course. It was valuable and inspiring. I am certainly committed to the concept of mediation, and to developing skills that will enable me to assist parties in a far more sensitive, realistic, dignified and self-enabling process than litigation, wherever possible and appropriate. |
What is Mediation?
Mediation involves families in conflict working out arrangements for themselves and their children with the help of neutral and skilled mediators. The aim of mediation is to reach an agreement which is mutually acceptable to the parties within the broad range of that which a court would be likely to approve.
News & Updates
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A. FAMAC Divorce Mediation Training 2011Dates:
Thursday 10th May 16h45 – 21h00 and Friday 11th May – 09h00 – 16h45 Saturday 12th May – 09h00 – 16h45 and Thursday 17th May 16h45 – 21h00 Friday 18th May 09h00 – 16h45 and Saturday 19th May 09h00 – 16h45 (Please go to the training section for more information)
Facilitation Training 4th and 5th MayThe next Facilitation Training will take place on the 4th and 5th May 2012. Any of the accredited mediators who are interested in doing this training please send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Entry to the training is in the discretion of the Facilitation Training Committee.
General Meetings 201216th February 15th March - AGM 19th April 17th May 21st June 19th July 16th August 20th September 18th October
Helderberg Meetings22nd February 19th April 20th June 23rd August 24th October
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