Clarity through conflict.
Clarity through conflict.
Mediation by Andrea
Q. MED, B. COMM, HCDC Certified
In life’s most difficult moments, you deserve clarity, support, and a path forward.
My purpose is to ease the discomfort that comes with unexpected challenges—whether you’re working through conflict in your relationship or navigating separation and divorce.
As a neutral thinking partner and qualified mediator, I help you move through uncertainty toward thoughtful, self-determined decisions that support you and your family.
My goal is to save you time and money through effective, interest based mediation.
Mediation Services
Available virtually throughout Saskatchewan or in- person, in Saskatoon.
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When two individuals are considering separation or divorce, mediation offers a structured, respectful way to begin working through the key issues together. In Saskatchewan, parties are now required to attempt an alternative dispute resolution process—such as mediation—before applying to the courts.
This bundle includes:
Two individual confidential intake meetings (1 hour each), allowing each person to share their perspective and goals in a private setting
One confidential joint mediation session (2 hours), focused on collaboratively addressing important topics
Certificate of Completion (for SK residents)
By the end of this process, I plan to help you reach meaningful progress and resolve some of the key issues involved in your separation. Each participant will receive a Certificate of Completion, which can be used for Saskatchewan family court requirements.
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Are you working through a challenge in your relationship or considering separation or divorce? This bundle of sessions offers a supportive, neutral space for you and your partner to talk through key issues with the guidance of a mediator.
Whether you’re looking to improve communication, resolve a specific dispute, transitioning to a new phase in the family life cycle, or looking to explore next steps, this is a practical starting point to move forward with clarity and confidence.
What’s included:
A 30-minute confidential intake call with each party
One joint mediation session (up to 2 hours)
Neutral facilitation focused on productive, respectful conversation
Guidance toward clear, self-determined next steps
Let’s meet and start finding a path forward—together.
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After completing one of the bundled services (Separation & Divorce or Family Mediation), many clients find it helpful to continue with mediation to keep the momentum moving forward. These additional 2-hour sessions are designed to build on the progress you’ve already made, helping you work through more complex issues and move closer to clear, practical agreements.
Separation and divorce can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. With consistent, guided support, meaningful resolution is not only possible—it’s achievable. Mediation provides a space to be heard, stay focused, and make steady progress at a pace that works for you.
Book your next 2 hr session to continue moving forward with clarity and confidence. I look forward to supporting you every step of the way.
Why choose mediation?
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Legal fees typically range from $450–$650 per hour per party. Mediation fees are shared and generally about half that rate—often reducing overall costs to roughly 25% of traditional legal expenses.
Court timelines are often slow and depend on lawyer availability, court dates, and judicial schedules. Mediation moves at your pace, with more control over timing and scheduling.
Many topics can be resolved in hours with mediation versus months or even years through the courts.
Mediation follows an efficient & structured process with clear goals
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You and the other party make the decisions—not a judge
Agreements are tailored to your unique family and circumstances
More flexible and creative solutions than court allows
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Mediation is confidential and happens outside of court
Your personal matters stay private
No public records or court proceedings
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Keeps the focus on what’s best for your kids - you know them best
Supports healthier co-parenting relationships
Reduces children’s exposure to conflict
Customize parenting plans specific to your kids and their needs
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A guided, neutral process with professional support
Less adversarial than litigation
Space to be heard and understood
Agreements reached together are more likely to be followed
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In Saskatchewan, you must first try alternative dispute resolution—mediation, arbitration, or a parenting coordinator—before proceeding to family court.
Three sessions are required to encourage resolving disputes outside court and receive a Certificate of Completion.
Let’s get started today.
My Approach to Mediation
What began as a passion project has grown into a meaningful commitment to supporting individuals and families through separation and divorce.
Having personally experienced this journey, I understand the emotional and financial stress it can bring—from navigating legal processes to making important decisions such as creating parenting time calendars, scheduling holidays, dividing property including the family home, settling child and/or spousal support matters, and creating a clear path forward for your new life ahead.
My approach is grounded in empathy and a strong commitment to helping you reach practical, respectful resolutions and agreements. Conflict is a normal part of life, and with the right support, it can be worked through in a constructive way. Your comfort, safety, solutions, and sense of being heard are always my priority.
