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Partner mediation — Mediator — Professionals
Providers should qualify the intended process before accepting this lead because the label can attract both mediation and therapy enquiries. Keep practical decision-making, emotional support and legal questions distinct, and assess whether both partners can participate safely without pressure.
Service scope
Facilitation of practical disagreements between partners where they want help reaching decisions or improving how a particular issue is discussed. This catalogue service is treated as mediation, not relationship counselling, and any overlap with separation or family mediation needs clarification.
What is normally included
- Clarification of a shared practical disagreement
- Neutral discussion between partners
- Agreed communication or decision-making arrangements
What is not included
- Couples psychotherapy
- Deciding fault in a relationship
- Treating coercion or abuse as an ordinary negotiation
Qualification checks
- Clarify mediation versus therapy intent
- Check voluntary participation
- Screen safety concerns separately
- Define the practical issue
- Identify any related family or legal engagement
Quote guidance
Offer assessment and session fees appropriate to the defined decision-making task. Explain what a written note covers and exclude therapeutic treatment or legal documentation unless it is separately provided within an appropriate professional scope.
Lead risks
- One partner may expect a relationship verdict
- A separation discussion may broaden into several disputes
- The requested service may actually be counselling
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