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Helping families find
a way forward

Family Mediation  ·  North East of England

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About

My name is Rachel Moles. I am a trained family mediator based in Newcastle upon Tyne. Come to me for help in having the conversations you can no longer avoid. I will try to remove the blocks to understanding between you, and in so doing help you and any children you have.

Professional standing

Regulated, trained, supported

I am registered with the Family Mediation Council and a member of the Family Mediators Association. I am currently working towards full FMC accreditation (FMCA), which means I practise under the supervision of a Professional Practice Consultant (PPC). My PPC, Philippa Cullen, is available to carry out tasks such as signing court forms where required during this period. Depending on the case, we may also co-mediate.
Family Mediators Association Member
Services

What I can help with

Overmorrow Mediation offers a full range of family mediation services.

MIAMs

Mediation always starts with a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (a MIAM). This is your opportunity to explain your situation and talk through your options. The mediator will explain how mediation works. They will also assess your case for suitability for mediation.

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Children & Co-Parenting

For many separating and divorcing couples, the hardest questions involve their children. How do you divide their time between you? How do you co-parent under separate roofs? How do you work together while moving on from each other?

Mediation makes difficult conversations possible. It is geared towards making agreements that last. And as you go through the process, you’ll be learning ways of communicating together that will help you after mediation ends.

Finances

Many of us find our finances stressful at the best of times. For separating and divorcing couples, there’s even more at stake — and you don’t get to make the same set of decisions again.

Mediation offers the most cost-effective way of reaching an agreement you can implement. It paves the way to a life post-divorce.

How it works

A calm, structured process

01

Initial contact

There are three ways to start the process. You can send me an email, book a free consultation call, or complete a MIAM self-referral form.

02

Your MIAM

Whichever service you require, we will begin with a MIAM for you. After that, I will contact the other participant and invite them to their own MIAM.

03

Joint sessions

If the case is suitable, and if both participants are willing, we will have a series of joint mediation sessions. How many sessions you need will depend on what issues there are and what progress we make.

04

A way forward

When mediation concludes, I will draw up either a Memorandum of Understanding or a Parenting Plan, as appropriate.

05

Feedback

You will have an opportunity to reflect upon the process and offer your feedback to me.

Locations

In-person MIAMs and joint mediation sessions are currently available in Gosforth (Newcastle), Whitley Bay and Tynemouth, as well as online.

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For low cost family mediation in North Cumbria, including Haltwhistle, please contact my colleague Jenny Light. Jenny and I both practise under the supervision of Philippa Cullen whose practice also covers North Cumbria, with meeting rooms in Penrith and Carlisle.

Get in touch

Ready to take the first step?

Send me an email

If you're considering mediation but not sure how to proceed, I can send you further information or answer your questions via email.

Or

Book a consultation call

If you'd prefer a conversation, I offer free 15-minute consultations.

Book a Consultation

Or

Complete a MIAM self-referral form

If you'd like to book a MIAM, please fill in a self-referral form first. I need to check for any conflict of interest before I can offer you a MIAM appointment. My privacy notice explains how I look after your information.

Fill in the self-referral form
overmorrow

adv. & n.  /ɔʊvəˈmɔrəʊ/  — the day after tomorrow.

Mediation is not about the past. It looks to the future — not just tomorrow, but the day after that, and all the days that follow.