Children are remarkably intuitive, often sensing tension between parents even when efforts are made to shield them. Studies show that the brains of children who witness ongoing conflict can develop neuropathways similar to those of soldiers exposed to combat. That’s why in family mediation the child is often considered the client. Child-inclusive mediation goes beyond focusing on their needs and best interests – it gives them a voice in the process. At White Dove Counselling and Mediation, we ensure that children’s perspectives and desired outcomes are heard, helping guide parents toward agreements that support healing, understanding, and stronger family connections.
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