Our Services

Separation Agreement Preparation

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We support you in creating a clear, thoughtful separation agreement that reflects the decisions you and your partner have made together. This can include parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, property division, and other important details; helping you move forward with clarity and peace of mind.
For parents who are separating or thinking about separation, this process offers a supportive way to make child-focused decisions and reduce uncertainty about what comes next. The goal is to help you feel more informed, more secure, and better prepared for the next chapter.

Conflict Management Coaching

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Conflict Management coaching offers one-on-one support for individuals who are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or hurt by conflict at home, in relationships, or at work. Whether the conflict is with a partner, parent, child, or colleague, this is a safe and supportive space to talk things through, gain clarity, and decide how you want to move forward.

With compassionate guidance, conflict coaching can help you build confidence, communicate more effectively, and respond to difficult situations with greater calm, clarity, and peace.

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Child-Focused Family Mediation Preparation

Family mediation offers a calmer, more private, and more affordable way to navigate separation without the added stress, delay, and expense of family court. When you are worried about your children, parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, and what life will look like next, mediation creates space to slow down, be heard, and make thoughtful decisions with support.

Rather than leaving important family decisions in the hands of a judge, mediation helps parents work toward their own agreements about parenting, support, and other separation issues. A child-centred and child-focused approach keeps children’s well-being at the heart of the process and supports decisions based on the best interests of the child. It also encourages respectful co-parenting, helps with reducing parental conflict, and supports healthy family transitions during a difficult time.

Mediation gives parents more voice, more flexibility, and more control over the outcome. It is often faster, less expensive, and less emotionally draining than court. Most importantly, it helps families create practical agreements that support stability for children, preserve healthy relationships with both parents, and focus on protecting children from adult conflict.

Facilitated Conversation

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A facilitated conversations offer a calm, supportive space for couples and families to talk through tension before it grows into deeper conflict. Whether you are struggling to co-parent, or hoping to repair your relationship, this process gives you a safe place to express your fears, needs, and concerns and feel genuinely heard.

This can be especially helpful for couples, parents and children, siblings, grandparents, and extended family members who want to improve communication around parenting, decision-making, and building healthy and safe relationships. It helps reduce tension, clear up misunderstandings, rebuild trust, and make future conversations feel more respectful and manageable.

When communication breaks down, families can feel stuck, disconnected, and overwhelmed. A facilitated conversation helps create understanding early, so conflict does not continue to affect your relationship, your peace, or your children’s well-being.

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Intimate Relationship Coaching

Intimate Relationship coaching helps individuals gain clarity, build confidence, and move forward with purpose in both their personal and professional lives. Whether you feel stuck, overwhelmed, uncertain about your next step, and ready to grow, coaching offers supportive guidance to help you set meaningful goals and take intentional action.

The benefit is greater self-awareness, stronger decision-making, practical strategies, and steady progress toward the life you want. With the right support, you can overcome obstacles, stay focused, and create lasting personal and professional growth.

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Education and Training

Avour Family Mediation and Education team provides professional, trauma-informed training for organizations, and community groups seeking meaningful education on domestic violence, healthy relationships, conflict resolution, and family mediation.

Topics include understanding abuse and its warning signs, the impact of abuse on children and older adults, healthy and unhealthy relationship patterns, and why women may stay in or return to abusive relationships. Each session is warm, engaging, and grounded in practical, real-life insight.

Participants will gain knowledge, confidence, and a deeper understanding of how to recognize concerns, respond with greater compassion, and support safer, healthier relationships in their communities and workplaces. These trainings help build awareness, strengthen prevention efforts, and encourage more informed, sensitive conversations around difficult issues.