Professional Conflict Resolution Training & Consulting Services
Conflict is universal. Every workplace, board room, school, and community group experiences disagreements. The difference between thriving teams and struggling ones isn’t the absence of disagreement—it’s having the right skills to navigate conflict constructively.
Unresolved organizational conflict negatively impacts employee satisfaction, well-being, and quit intentions (among other consequences).
When your team masters conflict resolution, you’ll see:
- Improved productivity and collaboration
- Significant reduction in HR complaints and disciplinary actions
- Lower turnover rates and higher employee satisfaction
- Reduced legal risk from employment-related disputes
- Stronger relationships across all levels of your organization

Service Offerings
- Executive teams navigating strategic disagreements
- HR departments seeking to increase retention and reduce formal complaints
- Managers and supervisors looking to improve team collaboration
- Healthcare organizations with staff members managing high-stress environments
- Educational institutions addressing the needs of myriad stakeholders
- Nonprofits looking to optimize board, staff, and volunteer relationships
Daniel Griffith, a lawyer, trained mediator, and educator with 30 years of experience, has worked with over 15,000 people across hundreds of groups and organizations. He brings professional mediation skills to everyday conflicts, helping leaders and professionals learn how to resolve disagreements and teaching them to help others work through their differences.


In Everyday Mediator: Seven Practices for Navigating Conflict, Daniel uses practical frameworks and real-world examples to show you how to respond effectively in heated moments, facilitate difficult conversations, and help people find common ground without forcing false harmony. You’ll learn to address underlying issues that fuel ongoing disputes and guide others toward productive dialogue, even when complete resolution isn’t possible. The seven simple practices shared in this useful guidebook tap into skills we naturally possess, making conflict resolution accessible to everyone.

