Family mediation that helps you move forward — with clarity and respect.
When family relationships shift, it’s easy to feel stuck in conflict, uncertainty, or conversations that go in circles. I provide a structured, neutral mediation process that helps you make real decisions and build workable agreements — especially when children are involved.
Best fit for you if you’re:
Separating and want a child-focused plan without court
Co-parents stuck in repeat conflict about schedules, communication, or boundaries
Navigating a complex situation with high emotion, high conflict, or lots of moving parts
A calm, structured process — even when things feel hard.
Clear roadmap from intake to agreement, so you always know what comes next
Balanced and safety-informed screening before joint sessions
Child-focused outcomes without putting children in the middle
Shuttle mediation available when being in the same room isn’t productive (or doesn’t feel safe)
Practical agreements you can actually follow in real life
What you’ll get from mediation
A parenting schedule that works day-to-day
Clear agreements about holidays, travel, communication, and decision-making
A plan for shared expenses and predictable expectations
Less conflict and fewer repeat arguments
A forward-focused path you can sustain
What to expect (step-by-step)
Pre-intake + first conversation so we understand what’s bringing you in and what you want to accomplish
Individual intake/screening to support fairness, assess fit and safety, and reduce surprises later
Mediation sessions (joint and/or shuttle) focused on the topics you choose
Option-building + reality-testing so agreements hold up in real life (not just on paper)
Written summary + next steps so you leave with clarity and momentum
About Virginia Davis
I’m known for a calm, steady presence and a practical, future-focused style. My role is to stay neutral, guide the process, keep things balanced, and help you make progress — even when emotions are high.
Serving Ontario’s families in person or virtually. Based in London, ON.
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No. Shuttle mediation is available when joint sessions aren’t workable.
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Not to start. Many people get independent legal advice alongside mediation, especially before finalizing an agreement.
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It depends on complexity and pace, but we’ll create a clear plan after intake.
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That’s common. A short consult often helps clarify whether mediation is a fit and what support is needed.
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Parenting schedules, communication, holidays, decision-making, expenses, boundaries, and other practical family transition issues.
Ready to take the next step?
If you’re looking for a structured, respectful way forward, book a short consult and we’ll map the next best step.