<p>In this episode, Shelley-Anne Salisbury talks with Denise Banks-Wilson, a co parenting mediator who doesn't pull her punches. Denise is so passionate about what she does - listen out for the sound of her finger tapping on her desk when she emphasises her points!</p>

In this episode, Shelley-Anne Salisbury talks with Denise Banks-Wilson, a co parenting mediator who doesn't pull her punches. Denise is so passionate about what she does - listen out for the sound of her finger tapping on her desk when she emphasises her points!

Shelley-Anne Salisbury talks to Denise Banks-Wilson  - a co-parenting mediator

In this podcast, the host, Shelley-Anne Salisbury, an accredited Mediator, will be chatting with  dispute resolution professionals from all over the world and from a variety of disciplines. She'll be discussing mediation from their unique perspectives and experiences and asking them about their different approaches. Like Shelley-Anne, they believe mediation to be a powerful tool in resolving disputes and can avoid escalating legal costs and the unpredictability of court cases -  not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of litigation which can often stretch out over many years. This takes a huge toll on the parties involved and their loved ones. Shelley-Anne knows from personal experience - both as a lawyer and as a litigant and this experience has left her with no doubt, litigation should be avoided at all costs .

Shelley-Anne and her guests will show, whilst mediation can be challenging, it's highly effective and to be able to bring a dispute to an end, allowing people to simply move on, is so rewarding.

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In this podcast, the host, Shelley-Anne Salisbury, an accredited Mediator, will be chatting with dispute resolution professionals from all over the world and from a variety of disciplines. She'll be discussing mediation from their unique perspectives and experiences and asking them about their different approaches. Like Shelley-Anne, they believe mediation to be a powerful tool in resolving disputes and can avoid escalating legal costs and the unpredictability of court cases - not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of litigation which can often stretch out over many years. This takes a huge toll on the parties involved and their loved ones. Shelley-Anne knows from personal experience - both as a lawyer and as a litigant and this experience has left her with no doubt, litigation should be avoided at all costs . Shelley-Anne and her guests will show, whilst mediation can be challenging, it's highly effective and to be able to bring a dispute to an end, allowing people to simply move on, is so rewarding.

In this podcast, the host, Shelley-Anne Salisbury, an accredited Mediator, will be chatting with &nbsp;dispute resolution professionals from all over the world and from a variety of disciplines. She'll be discussing mediation from their unique perspectives and experiences and asking them about their different approaches. Like Shelley-Anne, they believe mediation to be a powerful tool in resolving disputes and can avoid escalating legal costs and the unpredictability of court cases - &nbsp;not to mention the emotional rollercoaster of litigation which can often stretch out over many years. This takes a huge toll on the parties involved and their loved ones. Shelley-Anne knows from personal experience - both as a lawyer and as a litigant and this experience has left her with no doubt, litigation should be avoided at all costs .

Shelley-Anne and her guests will show, whilst mediation can be challenging, it's highly effective and to be able to bring a dispute to an end, allowing people to simply move on, is so rewarding.

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