Mediation
Dialogue that works. Resolution that lasts
Tailored Mediation for Every Dispute
Facilitative mediation
She helps parties communicate effectively and explore lasting solutions.
Evaluative mediation
She provides informed feedback based on adjudicative experience.
Neutral evaluations
Chantal offers objective assessments of the strengths and risks of each party’s case to guide informed decision-making and achieve lasting resolution.
Need a Mediator?
Workplace Mediation
- Employers and unions
- Public and private-sector organizations — federal, provincial, unionized or non-unionized.
- Human resources professionals, legal counsel, and other workplace stakeholders
- Human rights and accommodation-related grievances
- Grievances
- Return-to-work and accommodation matters
- Interpersonal conflict and communication breakdowns
- Harassment and discrimination allegations
- Collective agreement interpretation issues
Our Approach
Strategic Insight
Chantal’s mediation approach combines strategic vision, practical problem-solving, and a deep understanding of workplace dynamics, guiding parties toward effective, lasting solutions.
Navigating Complexity
Chantal is recognized for guiding even the most complex, high-stakes conflicts with clarity, neutrality, and purpose.
Long-lasting Outcomes
Chantal fosters trust among unions, employers, HR professionals, and workplace stakeholders by focusing on outcomes that are realistic and built to last.
What Can Clients Expect?
Clients who choose Chantal can expect:
- A mediation process that is structured, impartial, and solution-focused, with clear guidance provided at every step.
- The ability to speak freely while staying focused on resolution.
- A neutral and confidential environment where participants feel heard and respected.
- A mediator who will help parties identify shared interests, uncover root causes, and explore practical solutions.
- Fair, durable outcomes.
- A sense of clarity, closure, and renewed direction.
- A mediator who is calm, discreet, and deeply committed to helping you move forward with confidence and mutual understanding.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of workplace disputes do you mediate?
- grievances
- return-to-work and accommodation matters
- interpersonal conflict
- harassment and discrimination allegations
- collective agreement interpretation
- union-management disputes.
Who can request mediation?
We’ve already tried talking: how is mediation different?
Can we bring legal counsel, human resources professionals, union representatives or a support person to mediation?
How long does the mediation process take?
Is mediation confidential?
What if there’s a power imbalance or emotional tension?
What if the mediation doesn’t lead to full agreement?
Do you offer bilingual mediation services?
Where do mediation sessions take place?
- In person at a neutral location or client workplace
- Remotely via secure video conferencing
- In a hybrid format, depending on logistical needs
- Chantal offers flexible formats to accommodate geographic location, accessibility, and comfort