Following a family move in 2008, Sarah is very much at home in North Yorkshire.  She finds happiness running or walking in this beautiful landscape, often with a four-legged friend for company.  Sarah loves her family, her friends, good coffee, exercise, cake, music, sunrises, sunsets, books, travel, writing, discovery, lists and gin… not all at once!

Sarah is involved on a voluntary basis with local community
organisations.  Nationally Sarah is a member of the Resolution Parenting After Parting Committee and the Standards Committee of The Family Mediators Association.   T
hese are important to her; shaping the future of family mediation nationally as well as giving back to the North Yorkshire community in which she lives and works.

Following a family move in 2008, Sarah is very much at home in North Yorkshire.  She finds happiness running or walking in this beautiful landscape, often with a four-legged friend for company.  Sarah loves her family, her friends, good coffee, exercise, cake, music, sunrises, sunsets, books, travel, writing, discovery, lists and gin… not all at once!

Sarah is involved on a voluntary basis with local community
organisations.  Nationally Sarah is a member of the Resolution Parenting After Parting Committee and the Standards Committee of The Family Mediators Association.   T
hese are important to her; shaping the future of family mediation nationally as well as giving back to the North Yorkshire community in which she lives and works.

Following a family move in 2008, Sarah is very much at home in North Yorkshire.  She finds happiness running or walking in this beautiful landscape, often with a four-legged friend for company.  Sarah loves her family, her friends, good coffee, exercise, cake, music, sunrises, sunsets, books, travel, writing, discovery, lists and gin… not all at once!

Sarah is involved on a voluntary basis with local community
organisations.  Nationally Sarah is a member of the Resolution Parenting After Parting Committee and the Standards Committee of The Family Mediators Association.   T
hese are important to her; shaping the future of family mediation nationally as well as giving back to the North Yorkshire community in which she lives and works.