Edited by the Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology

Jennifer McIntosh

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Children beyond dispute

This four year follow-up study assesses outcomes from post-separation family dispute resolution

Cautionary notes on the shared care of children in conflicted parental separations

The shared physical care of children following separation has long been a complex issue

Child inclusion as a principle and as evidence-based practice: Applications to family law services and related sectors

The growth of child-inclusive family law dispute resolution in Australia represents a response to empirical and clinical evidence about its efficacy in the treatment of post-separation parental conflict

Children beyond dispute: a prospective study of outcomes from child focused and child inclusive post-separation family dispute resolution

This research report by Jennifer McIntosh and Caroline Long explores the outcomes for two groups of families using two different types of mediation – child focused mediation and child inclusive mediation

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