Rowan Adeyemi
Family and elder mediator
Manchester and online
Slow, careful and structured. Rowan works well with families where one person has been carrying the decisions alone.
Mediators
The person in the room matters as much as the process
Mediators here are matched to your situation during the assessment call — by specialism, by availability, and by whether their way of working suits the conversation you need to have.
Isla Fenwick
Workplace and employment mediator
Edinburgh and online
Direct without being adversarial. Isla is often instructed where a grievance process has stalled.
Daniel Okonjo
Commercial mediator
London and online
Commercially focused, strong on reality-testing numbers and risk with both sides in private session.
Priya Raman
Community mediator and conflict coach
Birmingham and online
Patient shuttle work first, joint conversation only when both people are ready for it.
Helen Marsh
Organisational consultant and mediator
Bristol and online
Looks past the individual dispute to the pattern producing it, then designs a route out.
Tomas Lindqvist
Family mediator
Leeds and online
Child-focused practice, comfortable holding high emotion without letting sessions drift.
These are illustrative demo profiles created for this prototype. They do not represent real practitioners, accreditations or availability.
Matching
How a mediator is chosen for your case
You are not assigned whoever is free. Matching happens after the assessment call, when we know what the conversation actually needs.
Specialism first
The dispute type determines the shortlist — family, workplace, commercial or community practice.
Then temperament
Some situations need patience and shuttle work; others need brisk reality-testing.
Then practicalities
Location, language, availability and any conflict of interest are checked before we confirm.
Not sure which route fits?
Answer five short questions and we will show you the most likely route, or speak with a mediator first. Both are free.