We are a Family Mediation Service Based Across South West London. We Offer Fast & Affordable Services for Every-Day Families.
We are safeguarding, domestic violence and high-conflict experts. We do Family Mediation differently.

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02038417781

Well Hope Family Mediation Services delivers competent, structured resolution, championing clarity for every family with our Neurodiversity Affirming Practice.


Family Mediation
Family Mediation helps separated or divorcing partners decide what to do about their children & finances. During Family Mediation, former partners are supported to make important decisions about their futures.

Pet Mediation
Pet Mediation helps separated or divorcing partners decide what to do about their pets. We’re animal lovers too. During Pet Mediation, former partner are supported to make detailed plans about the future needs of pets.

Resource Counselling
Well Hope offers an integrative resource and skills-based counselling service to help you better succeed at Family Mediation and cope better with your separation and divorce.
Ways to get in Touch
Getting in touch with us should be easy and convenient.
Our phone line is open Monday to Friday (8:30am -5pm)
We respond to emails Monday to Friday (8:30am -5pm)
In the UK, safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. If you, someone you know, or a child are in immediate danger, dial 999 NOW to receive urgent help.
If you or someone you know feels suicidal or are struggling to cope and would like to talk to someone, contact Samaritans for free on 116 123. Alternatively, please go to your GP, or your local A&E.
Domestic Violence can happen to anyone. Domestic violence is a pattern of behaviour on the part of an abuser to control their partner. It can happen at any point of a relationship, including after you have split up. If you need help with domestic violence, contact the 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247.
If you have concerns about a child, contact your local authority children’s services at any time of the day, the police or contact the NSPCC Helpline via this link: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/reporting-abuse/report
If you are a child and you need help, please contact Childline on 0800 111.




