Don’t Leave It Too Late

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The school summer holidays are fast approaching—and for separated parents, that often brings a change in routines, new logistics to agree, and sometimes, rising tensions.

Each year, I speak to parents who’ve waited until the last minute to make arrangements… and it can lead to avoidable stress, disappointment, and even missed opportunities for quality time with the children.

But it doesn’t have to be that way.

If you and your co-parent are struggling to agree on holiday plans—or just want to make sure everything is clear and amicable—I’m here to help. Through mediation, we can work out practical arrangements that prioritise your children and help you both feel heard and respected.

Whether it’s about travel dates, special occasions, or just clarity around summer routines, it’s always easier to start the conversation early.

If you think this could help you or someone you know, just reply to this email or give me a call. I offer a calm, constructive space to work things through—and the sooner we talk, the better the outcome tends to be.

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