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Being Emotionally Ready to Move On

January 23, 2018

Relationships

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A great article from The Age today, talking about how important it is to make sure you are emotionally ready and looking after yourself when you separate in mid-life.

Gwyneth’s conscious uncoupling actually makes a lot of sense, if you think about it.

“Indeed, one way of moving on is to be nice to your ex. Try to remember that you once loved them. This is especially important if you have a family; no child wants to think their parents loathe each other. It sets up a deep belief that they were the product of something bitter and mean-spirited.”

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Ian Shann

Accredited Family Mediator in Perth

Ian’s commitment is simple—to help keep separated couples out of the Family Court and minimise their need for lawyers, saving them time, money and anguish. Under Ian’s guidance, separated couples are able to Move On with their lives through family mediation.

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The process was so much quicker and easier than I anticipated – after everything I have heard about lawyers! And it was re-assuring for me to know how much it was going to cost at the start, not when it was all over. Thanks, Ian. I’d recommend you to anyone who wants a solution seeker and quick results.

— Bree F, Fremantle WA

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Ian, your patience and persistence really helped us get to an agreement I thought we could never reach. I’d recommend you to anyone who wants to get family issues resolved as painlessly as possible.

— Michael G, Safety Bay WA

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Thank you once more for your kindness, wisdom and counsel.

— Georgie N, Wangara WA

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Ian worked hard to enable us to reach an agreement. He was always happy to discuss and explain everything we needed.

— Cathy & Steve, Subiaco WA