Niagara Mediation Services

  • A sign describing workplace and organizational mediation, with an icon of two people sitting across from each other at a table, having a discussion.

    Workplace Services

    Employee–Supervisor Mediation: repair communication, clarify expectations, and rebuild trust after conflict or performance issues.

    Peer Mediation: resolve tension between colleagues to restore a healthy work dynamic.

    Team or Departmental Facilitation: support open dialogue within teams facing dysfunction, low morale, or change fatigue.

    Return-to-Work Mediation: rebuild understanding and re-establish safe, supportive working relationships after medical leave or workplace conflict.

    Policy or Change Implementation Dialogues: facilitate conversation when new systems, structures, or leadership changes create friction.

  • Information about neighborhood and residential mediation, including a blue icon of two houses and two people, and text explaining that mediation helps resolve disputes between landlords and tenants or neighbors to promote respect in the community.

    Residential Services

    Neighbour-to-Neighbour Mediation: address noise complaints, property boundaries, parking, pets, or shared space disputes before they escalate.

    Landlord–Tenant Mediation: resolve rent, maintenance, or communication breakdowns while protecting rights and relationships.

    Condo & HOA Mediation: assist boards and residents with governance, rule enforcement, or budget-related conflicts.

    Roommate Mediation: manage interpersonal conflict or house agreements with neutrality and respect.

    Community Dispute Resolution: help small residential communities, co-ops, or local associations navigate internal disagreements.

  • Logo of a white dove with an olive branch inside a blue square. Text reads "Community & Faith-Based Mediation" and explains mediation support for community groups, nonprofits, or congregations facing internal conflict.

    Community Services

    Nonprofit & Volunteer Organization Mediation: support boards, leadership teams, or volunteers in resolving internal conflict and aligning around mission.

    Faith Community Mediation: assist congregations, pastors, and elders navigating tension, transition, or theological disagreement with care and discretion.

    Board & Leadership Facilitation: rebuild collaboration and communication in governing bodies where trust has eroded.

    Intercultural & Interfaith Dialogue: create safe space for understanding across cultural or religious difference.

    Community Partnerships & Coalitions: help civic or regional groups collaborate effectively across sectors or ideologies.

  • An informational sign about Civic & Public Sector Mediation, featuring a blue square with a white balance scale icon and text explaining its role in civic partnerships, local boards, and inter-agency collaborations.

    Civil Services

    Inter-Agency Mediation: resolve disputes between departments, service providers, or funding partners through facilitated dialogue.

    Government–Community Consultation: mediate discussions between civic leaders and residents where policy, planning, or resource issues create tension.

    Public Boards & Committees: support boards, commissions, and councils facing internal disagreement or governance challenges.

    Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration: facilitate negotiation among organizations with differing mandates, timelines, or values.

    Policy & Program Implementation Dialogues: help public bodies and community groups navigate the impact of new initiatives or regulations.