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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this conference for?

 

This conference is designed for professionals from various fields, including mediation, family law, mental health, social care, education, and youth justice. Anyone working to support families through conflict, change, or challenge. 

 

Whether you’re a frontline practitioner, legal professional, academic, policymaker, or advocate, you’ll find rich learning, cross-sector dialogue, and fresh ideas. 

 

Everyone is welcome, especially those passionate about centring children, bridging systems, and creating sustainable change.

What Does My Registration Fee Include?

 

We’re creating an experience,  not just a conference. Your registration fee covers far more than just a seat; it’s your all-access pass to an immersive, inspiring, and values-led gathering of professionals from around the world. 

 

Your Ticket Includes:

  • Full access to both days of the London Mediation International Conference 

  • Entry to all keynote talks, workshops and panel discussions

  • A powerful live performance of Daisy Through the Looking Glass

  • Welcome reception with delegate pastries on arrival

  • Two-course hot lunch served on both days

  • Unlimited refreshments throughout — including biscuits, cakes, tea, coffee, pastries 

  • Exclusive use of the main conference room and the entire second floor

  • A beautiful delegate tote bag filled with resources and thoughtful surprises

  • Book signings with featured authors: 

    • ​​Bill Eddy - Co-author of BIFF at Work, The High-Conflict Co-Parenting Survival Guide, and creator of the New Ways for Families® model​​

    • Megan Hunter — Co-author of Dating Radar, The High-Conflict Co-Parenting Survival Guide, and founder of Unhooked Books ​

    • ​​Tracy Ann Moore-Grant — Founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, author of An Amicable Divorce: A Guide to a Peaceful Split

  • Opportunities to connect with keynote speakers, leading professionals, and sector trailblazers

  • Up to 8 hours of CPD

 

You’ll be joining us in one of London’s most inspiring venues, just a short walk from Tower Bridge, Brick Lane and the vibrant East End, surrounded by ideas, energy, and people who care deeply about transforming family justice.

 

 

 

Will I get continuing professional development (CPD) certificate?

 

Yes! All delegates will receive a full agenda, speaker bios, and a certificate of attendance, which can be used for CPD or continuing education self-certification. 

 

Our sessions are designed to be evidence-informed, practical, and deeply relevant across disciplines. We anticipate over 8 hours of CPD-accredited content over the two days.

 

 

 

Where Can I Stay?

London offers an incredible range of places to stay — from boutique hotels and stylish serviced apartments to budget-friendly options and hidden gems in every corner of the city. Whether you’re after luxury, affordability, quirky character, or home comforts, there’s something to suit every style and budget.

We’ve also secured exclusive conference rates at two excellent hotels just a short walk from the venue. Both offer comfortable, high-quality stays, perfect for a restful base between conference sessions or a longer London adventure.

Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Hotels, a 5-Star Luxury by Tower Bridge, offering our delegates 12% off flexible bookings – Use code ENO6 -  Visit Tower Suites

Clayton Hotel City of London, a 4-Star Urban Comfort, offering our delegates 12% off flexible bookings – Use code CLAYHTL - Visit Clayton Hotel

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Will there be any time for fun?

Absolutely! It will be all fun and informative, and we’ve made space for connection, culture, and a little London magic.

 

Day One will conclude with a live performance of Daisy Through the Looking Glass. A profoundly moving and beautifully written play by retired High Court Judge Stephen Wildblood KC, which explores the emotional reality of family breakdown through the eyes of a child. It’s a powerful reminder of why this work matters, and an unforgettable way to close the day.

and then....

Networking at Jin Bo Law Skybar – Open Invitation

At the close of Day One, all delegates are warmly invited to join us at Jin Bo Law Skybar, a stylish rooftop venue with panoramic views of London. This relaxed gathering is the perfect opportunity to network, share insights, and take in the city’s skyline.

Access to the venue is free for all delegates, with drinks and food available to purchase individually at the bar.

For those who prefer a seamless experience, we also offer an optional pre-ordered food and drinks package (£75 per person), which includes two premium drinks and a selection of light canapés served in our reserved area.

Places for the food and drinks package are very limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so early booking is strongly recommended.

Jin Bo Law, 14th Floor, Hotel Saint, 9 Aldgate High Street, EC3N 1AH

Simply bring your badge and head upstairs! From 5.30 pm on Thursday, 19 March 2026.

Day Two will conclude at 4:30 pm, allowing you time to explore the city’s sights, sounds, and flavours.

If you’re travelling from outside of London, this could be the perfect excuse to extend your stay into the weekend. Whether you fancy a West End show, a riverside walk, or simply soaking in the atmosphere of historic London, there’s plenty to enjoy nearby and beyond.

And… if you need any more inspiration, here are just a few ideas: 

  • Street food in Spitalfields Market

  • Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace

  • Cocktails near the Tower of London

  • A curry on Brick Lane

  • Art at the Tate Modern or V&A Museum

  • Afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason

  • A riverboat to Greenwich, or a visit to Notting Hill or Covent Garden

  • Day trips to Windsor Castle, Oxford, Cambridge or even Stonehenge!

However you spend your time, we hope the city gives back as much inspiration and energy as the conference itself.​​

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EVENT DETAILS

19 - 20 March 2026

Events @ No 6

6 Alie Street
London, E1 8QT

© 2025 Bridging the Gap 2026

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