Mediator Networking Meeting
Connecting Mediators, Strengthening Practice
Building Connections
Mediator Networking Meetings provide a supportive and confidential space for mediators to connect, collaborate, and share professional knowledge and experience.
These meetings encourage peer support, reflective discussion, best practice, and ongoing professional development. They also offer mediators the opportunity to build meaningful professional relationships within the wider mediation community, while creating opportunities for trusted business referrals and professional collaboration.
The meetings are designed to create a respectful forum for learning, sharing experiences, discussing challenges, strengthening mediation practice, and supporting professional networking in a positive and inclusive environment.
These meetings can support
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Peer connection and professional support
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Sharing knowledge and experience
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Reflective practice and learning
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Discussion of best practice
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Building relationships within the mediation community
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Sending and receiving professional referrals
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Sharing business opportunities and collaborative connections
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Ongoing professional development
Mediator Networking Meetings aim to strengthen professional connection, confidence, collaboration, and referral opportunities among mediators and related professionals.
Opportunities for Referral Partnership
Mediator Networking Meetings also provide valuable opportunities for mediators and related professionals to build trusted professional connections, generate new business opportunities, and develop referral relationships. By strengthening relationships within the mediation and professional services community, participants can confidently share and receive appropriate referrals, helping to support both professional growth and collaborative client support.
Leona is also happy to pass on referrals where appropriate due to time availability, conflict of interest, or professional boundaries. This may include psychotherapy clients requiring mediation support, or situations involving children or family members connected to existing mediation clients, where an independent referral is more appropriate.