At EB & Co. Mediation, we’re always looking for new ways to support families navigating separation and divorce with clarity and compassion. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of The EB & Co. Mediation Podcast – a new space for open, respectful conversations about everything that comes with ending a relationship.
Hosted by accredited family mediators Emma Bradford and Charlotte Chambers, the podcast offers practical insights, expert guidance and real-life reflections for anyone facing (or supporting someone through) separation.
The EB & Co. Mediation Podcast – Why a podcast about Mediation & Divorce?
We know how overwhelming separation can be – legally, emotionally and logistically. And while mediation provides a calm, structured way forward, many people still don’t know what to expect.
This podcast aims to change that. Through down-to-earth conversations, we want to demystify the process, offer supportive guidance, and help families feel more informed and empowered – whatever stage of separation they’re at.
What you can expect
In each episode, we’ll explore topics that come up regularly in mediation sessions:
- Navigating separation with respect
- Co-parenting after divorce
- Managing finances and practicalities
- Redefining family life
- Supporting children through change
- Avoiding unnecessary conflict
We’ll also be joined by guest experts along the way, bringing new perspectives and advice on everything from legal matters to emotional wellbeing.
Whether you’re at the start of your separation journey or simply curious about how mediation works, we hope the podcast offers something valuable – a space to listen, reflect, and feel a little less alone.

Listen now to The EB & Co. Mediation Podcast
The EB & Co. Mediation Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. Click here to listen to Episode 1.
Thinking about separation or divorce?
Explore your options with us. We provide confidential Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs) and offer fully remote sessions to clients throughout the UK.







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