As a nonviolent communication conflict mediator, I journey with parties who desire a more compassionate reconciliation approach when they find themselves in one of the following conflicts.
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Family business
Communication impasse and/or breakdown among family members involved in the family business.
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Organisation
All forms of internal dispute settlement either between employees, or between an employee and the organisation.
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Business-to-Business
Contractual disputes between organisations where it is critical that the institutional relationship is preserved.
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To learn more about the scientific, philosophical, and spiritual foundations which inform my interventions, click here.

Process

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Pre Mediation
One confidential 1-on-1 session with each party to ensure clear expectations.
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Mediation
All parties convene in a neutral space for series of mediated conversations.
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Post Mediation
One confidential 1-on-1 session with each party to calibrate sense-making.

Client Examples

Family business
In preparation of younger generation assuming formal responsibilities in family business.
Organisation
Mediating communication impasse, affecting wider team, between high-performing senior lead and CEO.
Business-to-Business
Mediating communication breakdown over disputed contractual obligations and deliverables.

Testimonials

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Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Mediation

During a NVC mediation, parties will be guided through a process that enables all parties to honestly and respectfully share their truth in a way that may be heard by others.
The mediator's role is to facilitate the fullest transmission and receiving of what each party wishes to communicate, whilst ensuring that all parties feel safe, seen, and understood throughout.
NVC mediation is designed to uncover the underlying unfulfilled needs fueling the conflict, and the ensuing discussion of reconciliation strategies explicitly attempt to address these needs.
In other words, a healthy and sustainable solution to the conflict is one where all parties' fundamental needs are sufficiently addressed by the reconciliation strategies.
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Click here to read about the basic difference between arbitration, litigation, and mediation.
"May your choices reflect your hopes,
not your fears"
Nelson Mandela (1918 - 2013)