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We’d like to welcome Matt Spinks, MII certified mediator and community worker to ARC. Matt has great experience as a community worker and crisis intervention expert working with at-risk young persons. Matt developed courses for at-risk young persons and young offenders helping them develop skills in anger management, behaviour modification, […]
New Associate – Matt Spinks
ARC launched our Family Mediation Pilot on Friday 19th April. The Family Mediation Pilot is a public private partnership involving ARC, trained mediators who are lecturing staff of Waterford Institute of Technology’s School of Humanities and Waterford Area Partnership. The pilot will use a mediation model developed by ARC partner […]
Family Mediation Pilot Launch
ARC would like to announce the addition of new associates to our growing practice. We believe that the additions augment our status as the largest and most capable ADR-focussed practice in Ireland. Neil Van Dokkum is one of Ireland’s most experienced mediators having worked as both a barrister and mediator […]
New Associates, Welcome to the team!
Roisin O’ Shea and Shane Dempsey of ARC Mediation are both presenting at an information evening for separated men and non-resident fathers. The event is supported by Waterford Area Partnership WAP, with volunteer Lecturers and researchers from the Waterford Institute of Technology. The event is at Dooleys Hotel, Waterford City […]
Information Evening for Separated Men
Arc Mediation co-founder, Roisin O’Shea, was interviewed before the recent Career Zoo event in Dublin. The purpose was to promote an awareness among graduates of the benefits of a career in research. In the interview, Roisin discusses both the challenges and societal benefits of research into the Irish family court […]