Workplace conflict that goes unaddressed tends to grow. This service brings in a neutral third party to help the people involved have a productive conversation and reach an agreement they can both work with — without escalating to formal complaints or legal proceedings. Depending on the situation, services may include a combination of mediations, conciliation, restorative justice circles, workshops and conflict resolution-based trainings.

Best for: Organizations dealing with interpersonal disputes, team tension, or conflict affecting performance and morale.

Conflict coaching is a one-on-one process for people navigating a difficult situation on their own. Sessions focus on understanding the conflict, identifying your options, and building the skills to handle it — whether or not the other party is involved.

Best for: Individuals who want support working through a conflict at work or in their personal life.

Conflict coaching and Restorative circles are a facilitated process that brings family members together to talk through conflict, address harm, and work toward repair. The focus is on understanding and rebuilding how you show up in conflict and how it impacts others— not on determining fault or reaching a legal agreement.

Best for: Family members, couples, or siblings looking to reconnect or repair relationships after conflict or estrangement.

This mediation service provides a neutral, structured space for co-parents to work through disagreements, establish communication agreements, and make decisions about their children outside of the court. Where direct communication is difficult, conciliation may be used to help parties work toward agreement separately before coming together.

Best for: Parents who need support communicating and making shared decisions for their children.

Military life can create unique pressures that impact communication, relationships, and family dynamics. Trauma-informed restorative practices and conflict coaching provides a neutral and supportive space for service-members and/or their family members to work through conflict, strengthen communication, and address challenges before they become overwhelming. Whether the issue involves moral injury, family tensions, battle-relationship strains, deployment transitions, parenting concerns, or communication breakdowns— the focus is on finding practical and respectful ways to move forward together.

Best for: Active-duty service members, National Guard, Reservist members, veterans, military dependents, and family members seeking support navigating hard topics, communication challenges, or major life transitions connected to military service.