We are often asked to contribute to articles and other publications outside of our own blog so that we can lend our expertise to different issues. Below are some of the recent newspaper articles, books and podcasts that we’ve been featured in together with awards that we’ve been nominated, shortlisted for, or won.
We are delighted that Louisa Whitney has been shortlisted for Family law Commentator of the year in 2021. Our commentary is a big part of who we are as we are aware that many of those separating cannot always afford to access lawyers and mediators, and rely on information that is posted online and on social media. We also like to talk about the emotional as well as the legal, financial and practical issues in a separation. As a small business without a big corporate budget the fact that our commentary is shortlisted means a lot to us. If you’d like to vote for Louisa then you can do so here until 15th October 2021. Click on the link and then select Family law commentator of the year and then “voting open”.
Daily Star talking about a potential separation between Melania and Donald Trump
Daily Mirror talking about a potential separation between Melania and Donald Trump
Daily Express talking about a potential separation between Melania and Donald Trump
Louisa Whitney was featured in Insight magazine’s April 2021 edition talking about step parents.
Louisa Whitney was featured in wearethecity.com talking about amicable separation and the reasons why this is the best option wherever possible.
Louisa Whitney was also a contributor to this important book – a handbook for survivors of domestic abuse. If you are someone fleeing abuse you can ask for a copy for free. Please contact us and we can arrange to get a free copy for you.
Podcasts
Louisa was recently featured on the Divorce Coaching podcast with Tom Nash aka Mr Divorce Coach and Fay Petcher from Feel Positive Coaching talking about child inclusive mediation. You can listen here.
Louisa Whitney joined Holly Worton on the Business Mindset podcast to talk about career pivots and how she moved from a solicitor to a family mediator
Louisa Whitney joined Wendy Capewell on the Love, Listen, Talk Repeat podcast to talk about family mediation and why this is a useful option when your relationship hasn’t worked out
If you’d like one of our mediators to contribute to a publication, article, book or podcast then please get in touch.
