Where to Start
Not sure if Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) fits your situation? That’s okay.
There are various forms of ADR; mediation, arbitration, restorative practice are the main ones people come across, and within these sectors there are practitioners trained and committed to helping you
Many people don’t know whether its is right for them, until they have a short, honest chat. You don’t need to decide anything yet; we’ll just listen and guide.
What happens next:
Book a short, friendly call with one of our team.
We’ll talk through your options at your own pace.
If ADR feels right, we’ll help you take the first step.
In a nutshell
Private — conversations stay confidential.
Voluntary — you stay in control of outcomes.
Practical — faster, calmer, and often cheaper than court.
You’ve both agreed to ADR— that’s a good start.
It’s not easy getting to this point. You’ve both shown you’re willing to find a way forward, and we’ll help you do that as smoothly as possible.
What happens next:
Share your contact details and brief background.
We’ll speak to both of you and agree on dates and format.
Your specialist will guide you step by step from there.
The other person doesn’t want to engage — yet.
This happens more often than you’d think. Sometimes people need time, reassurance, or a neutral invitation. We can help you open that door calmly and respectfully.
What happens next:
Book a short call with us — free and confidential.
We’ll help you send an invitation that feels safe for both sides.
If they agree, ADR can begin right away.
Court-Ordered Mediation
Have you been instructed by a court to find a mediator or ADR?
We understand you may be on a deadline or unsure what’s required.
That’s okay, we help people in exactly this situation every day.
What happens next:
Fill in a quick form so we know what’s needed.
We’ll connect you with an accredited specialist within a day.
They’ll take you through the next steps.
If you have legal representation, they will also be able to advise you.