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participant. 1.4 “Mediation” means the mediation to which this Code applies. “Mediator” means any person offering such mediation who has been appointed by MMF to undertake such mediation. “Participant” means

to accredit Community Mediation, Workplace Mediation and Paediatric Medical Mediation training (in collaboration with The Medical Mediation Foundation) and is also registered with the Family Mediation Council (familymediationcouncil.org.uk)

to accredit Community Mediation, Workplace Mediation and Paediatric Medical Mediation training (in collaboration with The Medical Mediation Foundation) and is also registered with the Family Mediation Council (familymediationcouncil.org.uk)

to accredit Community Mediation, Workplace Mediation and Paediatric Medical Mediation training (in collaboration with The Medical Mediation Foundation) and is also registered with the Family Mediation Council (familymediationcouncil.org.uk)

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Associate Mediator, Medical Mediation Foundation At the Civil Mediation Council Conference 2020, the Medical Mediation Foundation’s Arabella Tresilian was interviewed by expert mediator Carolyn Graham on what mediators need to know

for a mediation If you have not taken part in a mediation before, these notes are to give you an idea of what to expect and how you can prepare for it. Please also read the Agreement to Mediate document you will have been sent which

provided by The Medical Mediation Foundation or about any aspect of the mediation itself should be addressed in the first instance to: The Directors, The Medical Mediation Foundation, 1101 Lessing Building, London NW6 2BF or emailed to

be reached and this is when mediation can help. What is mediation? Mediation is a confidential, voluntary process which gives those involved in a disagreement a chance to talk things through with the support of a trained and independent mediator.

than one to two hours. A mediation meeting between all parties will usually take three to four hours. Who are the mediators? Mediation is: • Confidential The Medical Mediation Foundation is an independent organisation which provides