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The Secret Majority

A different way through separation


Family mediation for separating couples who want to make decisions about their children, finances and future, without going to court.

Separation can make even straightforward decisions feel difficult. Mediation gives you a calm, structured space to work through what matters, with an impartial mediator helping you explore the options and reach your own decisions.

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A a more empowering and constructive approach to separation, informed by psychology.

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How We Can Help You

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Arrangements for your children

Find a way forward with parenting arrangements, communication and decisions that put your children's needs at the centre.

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Finances and property

Work through your financial decisions, explore your options and reach practical agreements about your future.

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How mediation works

A supportive, structured process to help you have productive conversations and find solutions together.

Mediation that understands people, not just problems.

Separation isn't just about legal arrangements and practical decisions. It's about people, emotions, relationships and the future you thought you were going to have.

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I'm Dr Nina Francis, a family mediator and academic psychologist. My approach brings psychological understanding into the mediation room, helping separating couples navigate difficult conversations, reduce conflict and make decisions about their future.

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Because how you reach an agreement can matter just as much as the agreement itself.

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"Nina helped me to explain to my ex why certain things were so important to me and for me to see where I could give some back to her."

Let's Move Forward

MIAM & Mediate

You'll be guided by a neutral, impartial mediator to explore your priorities, feel heard and understand each other's perspectives, helping you find practical solutions that work for your family.

Move Forward

Leave mediation with a Parenting Plan, Open Financial Statement or Memorandum of Understanding, which can be formalised legally where appropriate.

Psychologically Informed

Family Mediation

FMC URN 2291T (WTA)

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