Conflict has always fascinated me, not because of the disagreements themselves, but because of what becomes possible when people find a way through them.
My career has taken me through community-based services, childcare, emergency management, and public-sector leadership support. Throughout these roles, I have worked alongside people facing uncertainty, change, competing interests, and difficult decisions. I have seen the impact that unresolved conflict can have on individuals, families, workplaces, and communities, and I have also witnessed how transformative meaningful dialogue can be.
These experiences inspired me to pursue mediation and conflict resolution as a way of helping people move beyond positions and toward understanding.
As a mediator, I bring a calm presence, thoughtful listening, and an unwavering commitment to fairness. My goal is not to decide outcomes for people but to help them have the conversations that allow them to create their own. I believe that conflict, when navigated well, can become an opportunity for growth, stronger relationships, and better decisions.
When I am not working with clients, I continue to serve in emergency planning and public service, where collaboration, communication, and relationship-building remain central to everything I do.
My conflict resolution practice is informed by mediation and conflict management training through the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) and Royal Roads University. These studies, together with professional experience in community services, childcare, emergency management, and public service, have provided me with practical skills in negotiation, facilitation, interest-based problem solving, and constructive conflict engagement.
Through board service and participation in strategic planning initiatives, I have developed a strong understanding of governance, organizational leadership, and collaborative decision-making. I am passionate about helping organizations build clear direction, strong relationships, and effective structures that support long-term success.
My approach to leadership, communication, and conflict resolution has been shaped by both academic study and lived experience. I hold an undergraduate degree in Sport Psychology, where I developed a strong foundation in human behaviour, motivation, team dynamics, and performance under pressure. Beyond academics, I have spent many years involved in sport as both a coach and competitive athlete, including playing soccer in the United Kingdom. These experiences taught me the value of resilience, teamwork, disciplined self-reflection, and effective communication. Together, they continue to inform my work with individuals, organizations, and communities as they navigate challenges, build stronger relationships, and pursue meaningful growth.
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