Services are billed on an hourly basis (Currently $220/Hour). If one party is present the full rate may apply. Feel free to ask for more information or obtain a fee schedule.

Family Mediation

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Helping families work through disputes with each member in conflict. A problem-solving process to help people resolve family conflicts resulting from a relationship breakdown. A mediator assists families in clearly defining their issues and reaching an agreement on those issues in a productive way.

Separation is always a difficult and emotional time. If you and your spouse cannot come to an agreement on your own, a mediator may be able to help you communicate better with each other and reach an agreement. Mediators are neutral third parties who can help you agree on a variety of issues, including support payments, the division of property, or custody of and access to your children. You should review any agreement you reach during mediation with a lawyer before you sign it.

Did you know? In all Saskatchewan court jurisdictions (effective July 1, 2022) family law matters that come to family court will be required to attempt a family dispute resolution process by the close of pleadings before they may continue with any further court proceedings. We are listed on the minister’s list to conduct these sessions (Section 44.01 of The Queen’s Bench Act, 1998,). Click here to learn more.

Co-Parenting Mediation

Parents and blended families can use this service to help them communicate better and work towards an effective parenting plan. Families with parenting plans that are not working can use this service to find solutions that work better for them. This service can also be used to draft parenting agreements.

Intergenerational Mediation

Intergenerational Mediation (Elder and estate mediation) is becoming more popular for families that need to discuss issues affected by aging. Studies show that most families struggle to know how and when to discuss issues affected by aging. We help you and your family craft solutions to issues that need to be addressed. We encourage our clients to discuss these matters calmly and productively giving the voice back to how the older person sees the decisions affecting his/her future. If he/she enjoyed trips to watch the sunset at harvest time, how can the family respond to ensure these events continue? It is one thing to take away the driver’s license while still providing the outlet for families to ensure that these driving outings still occur. Click here for more information

Workplace Conflict Resolution

Workplace conflict is a regular occurrence. Many times communication has been lacking and misunderstandings take root. Mediation can help communicate the issues to each party which leads to efficient workplace productivity. The price includes private consultation and a joint session of up to 2 hours. Click Here for more details

Victim Offender Mediation

With the assistance of the mediator, the victim and offender begin to resolve the conflict and to construct their own approach to achieving justice in the face of their particular crime. Both are given the opportunity to express their feelings and perceptions of the offense (which often dispels misconceptions they may have had of one another before entering mediation). The meetings conclude with an attempt to reach an agreement on steps the offender will take to repair the harm suffered by the victim and in other ways to “make things right”.

Participation by the victim is voluntary. The offender’s participation is usually characterized as voluntary as well, although it should be recognized that offenders may “volunteer” in order to avoid more onerous outcomes that would otherwise be imposed. Unlike binding arbitration, no specific outcome is imposed by the mediator. Instead, the mediator’s role is to facilitate interaction between the victim and offender.

General Mediation

Neighbours playing the music too loud. Garbage Can never moved from back alley. There are a wide variety of disputes that occur in a day. We can help you address the conflict in a healthy way to the other party.

Couple Mediation

Work through communication exercises and learn strategies to help work through common issues that may arise in a relationship. This service is for couples wanting to work on their communication and handle issues in their relationship in a constructive way. Couples wishing to avoid separation may also use this service to help strengthen their relationship. Learn more

Pre-Marital Mediation

Before you marry, use our services to learn about each other’s priorities, expectations, assumptions, concerns, and hopes. Learn about common issues that arise in marriages and strategies on how to handle them. This service can also be used to help draft pre-nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. Learn more

Parent-Teen Conflict

The age of social media has created new influences for our teens to actively participate in. At times these voices appear louder than a parent’s viewpoint. We can help you unpack the conflicting views with your teen in a calm and productive way.

Grief Services

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