Mediation and Facilitated Discussions

Mediation and Facilitated Discussions

The Mediation and Facilitated Discussions service is a guided process designed to help individuals resolve workplace conflicts and reach mutually acceptable agreements.

The Mediation and Facilitated Discussions service is a guided process designed to help individuals resolve workplace conflicts and reach mutually acceptable agreements.

Why would I use Mediation and Facilitated Discussions?

Workplace conflicts can affect your job satisfaction, team dynamics, and overall productivity. If left unresolved, tensions can escalate and become even more difficult to manage. Mediation and Facilitated Discussions provide a safe space for all parties involved to express their concerns without fear of judgment or escalation. A neutral third-party mediator helps facilitate the conversation, allowing each party to understand the other’s perspective and find a way forward.


When should I use Mediation and Facilitated Discussions?

This service is ideal if you are experiencing any of the following:

  • Conflict between colleagues that is impacting work performance or team dynamics.

  • Conflict with your manager or subordinates affecting your work or team interactions.

  • Issues that arise during performance management processes.

  • Return-to-work scenarios or challenges related to workers' compensation.


What can you expect from our Mediation and Facilitated Discussion services?

  • Expertise: Our mediators are highly skilled Psychologists and Organisational Consultants, experienced in supporting individuals and teams through conflict. They follow the respected Resolution Institute Model of dispute resolution, a proven approach to managing workplace conflicts effectively.

  • Neutral Facilitation: Our mediators remain neutral throughout the process. They won’t offer advice or make decisions, but instead will help facilitate open communication, clarify concerns, and explore potential solutions.

How is the service structured?

The process begins with individual interviews where mediators gather relevant information from each party involved. Once the mediator determines that a mediation session is appropriate, a meeting is scheduled at a convenient time and location for all parties. The mediator will ensure that everyone involved feels heard and respected throughout the process.

How does the mediator ensure impartiality?

What if one party refuses to participate in mediation?

How is the service structured?

The process begins with individual interviews where mediators gather relevant information from each party involved. Once the mediator determines that a mediation session is appropriate, a meeting is scheduled at a convenient time and location for all parties. The mediator will ensure that everyone involved feels heard and respected throughout the process.

How does the mediator ensure impartiality?

What if one party refuses to participate in mediation?

How is the service structured?

The process begins with individual interviews where mediators gather relevant information from each party involved. Once the mediator determines that a mediation session is appropriate, a meeting is scheduled at a convenient time and location for all parties. The mediator will ensure that everyone involved feels heard and respected throughout the process.

How does the mediator ensure impartiality?

What if one party refuses to participate in mediation?

By Referral Only

This service is only available following a referral by your employer. If you are referred to us for this service, we will contact you to make the necessary arrangements.

If you have questions

By Referral Only

This service is only available following a referral by your employer. If you are referred to us for this service, we will contact you to make the necessary arrangements.

If you have questions

By Referral Only

This service is only available following a referral by your employer. If you are referred to us for this service, we will contact you to make the necessary arrangements.

If you have questions