Kendra is a dedicated conflict coach and mediator-in-training focused on helping individuals handle the inevitable conflicts that arise in everyday life. Known for her empathetic, accessible, and goal-oriented approach, she provides a non-judgemental environment with a focus on cultivating mutual respect and understanding. Through practical and actionable skills, she helps foster constructive conversations and empowers clients to navigate conflict with confidence.
Services Offered:
"Conflict is a natural and necessary part of life, and while it’s easy to shy away from it, it’s really where the magic happens—if you’ve got the right tools. When we know how to work through conflict effectively, it’s not just about resolution; it’s about deeper understanding. It helps us see things from others’ perspectives and gain clarity about our own needs. Being good at handling conflict can transform and enrich relationships, bringing more peace, connection, and calm to your life (even with people you don’t always agree with).
Services Offered:
- Conflict Coaching (Individual, Group, and Family Sessions)
- Neurodivergent-Friendly Communication Strategies
- Conflict Resolution Training & Skill Development
- Mediation Services
"Conflict is a natural and necessary part of life, and while it’s easy to shy away from it, it’s really where the magic happens—if you’ve got the right tools. When we know how to work through conflict effectively, it’s not just about resolution; it’s about deeper understanding. It helps us see things from others’ perspectives and gain clarity about our own needs. Being good at handling conflict can transform and enrich relationships, bringing more peace, connection, and calm to your life (even with people you don’t always agree with).
With the right skills, conflict becomes less of a challenge and more of an opportunity to strengthen the bonds that matter most."
Kendra is particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals, offering tailored strategies to help them overcome challenges they may be facing with communication, relationship building, or conflict resolution. She has completed training through the Alternate Dispute Resolution Institute of Alberta (ADRIA) and the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC), and is currently working toward her Qualified Mediator (Q.Med) designation. She also volunteers with the Community Mediation Calgary Society (CMCS), where she has gained valuable experience assisting with community mediations, facilitating difficult conversations, and creating a space where people feel heard and understood.
