Family & separation mediation

Find the part you both can live with.

Wellmet helps two people talk things through, with a mediator who is on neither side.

Four steps, at a pace that suits you both.

Four steps, at a pace that suits you both.

A first call

One of us talks with whoever gets in touch.

20 min · Free

Separate first meetings

Each of you meets a mediator on your own.

60 min each

Joint sessions

You both meet together, with a mediator guiding.

90 min each

A written summary

You get a plain record of what you decided.

In 5 working days

A quiet meeting room with a round oak table, two wooden chairs, a sage cushioned bench and a terracotta pot, lit by a tall sash window.

One quiet room, two mediators

Ruth Ellingham was a school deputy head before she trained as a mediator. Tomas Varga worked in social work and human resources first.

If the other person isn’t sure

Maybe one of you asked and the other is still wondering. That’s normal, and a first call commits nobody to anything.

Questions people ask

Questions people ask

Is it confidential?

Yes, with a few plain limits we explain at the start.

What if the other person won’t come?

Nobody can be made to take part. We can offer them a call of their own, with no pressure.

Do we need lawyers?

Not to take part, though you may want advice along the way.

Ready to talk it through?

One short enquiry is enough to begin.

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