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I met Emmy Myerson and her family in 2003, when I was working as a reporter for the BBC Panorama programme. I wanted to make a film which showed what life was like for parents struggling to look after children with complex physical and learning

Conflict Cafe was broadcast live on Thursday 29th June with MMF associate, Audrey Dorival Audrey shares her recommendations and advice for health professionals on navigating difficult conversations with parents and carers including essential

Conflict Cafe was broadcast live on Thursday 29th June with MMF associate, Audrey Dorival Audrey shares her recommendations and advice for health professionals on navigating difficult conversations with parents and carers including essential

Conflict Cafe was broadcast live on 25th January 2023 and hosted by MMF associate trainer & specialist mediator, Dr Clare Sieber Clare explores the types of conflict in primary care, looks are causes of PCN disputes and strategies for

of Sarah Barclay's live webinar broadcast in May 2022: An introduction to resolving conflicts between families and health professionals Read more … Conflict Cafe: Managing conflict with colleagues Posted on May 4

In January 2017 my daughter Daisy was admitted onto the intensive-care unit at Great Ormond Street for the last time. She was put on a ventilator and it was clear that she was septic and her organs were beginning to shut down. She had a cardiac

webinar broadcast live in April 2022 with a focus on managing relationships with colleagues, understanding and dealing with conflict with colleagues in a healthcare context. For more information about Oscar's work around

of Sarah Barclay's live webinar broadcast in May 2022: An introduction to resolving conflicts between families and health professionals For more information on MMF training and mediation, please get in touch with

at the front of the room, live, before the group. The team is presented with a series of questions, aimed at helping everyone get the issues that need to be talked about out on to the table. We use questions like these, depending on the

have the social model of our lived experience (‘maximum mental wellbeing’ to ‘minimum mental wellbeing’.) We move around the mental health continuum across our days, weeks and lives. Someone with a diagnosis, like