Generally yes. For example, the mediator is prohibited from disclosing anything said as part of the mediation. The mediator is also prohibited from sharing any documents provided during the mediation. Nevertheless, there are exceptions to be aware of, including: If both spouses provided written consent to the disclosure of communications, then confidentiality does not apply. If the mediator reasonably believes disclosing information is necessary to prevent someone from harm, or to prevent one of the parties from engaging in a crime that could result in death or bodily harm, then confidentiality does not apply. Confidentiality does not extend to the written, signed form of an agreement reached between the spouses during mediation.