The feminist critique of family mediation has, until very recently, been largely ignored by mediators. We argue that feminists have something important to teach us concerning how mediation is conceptualized and practiced. In this article we explore three aspects of the critique (values, empowerment, and violence) in an effort to show how our own model of practice, therapeutic family mediation, can be rendered feminist informed.
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