If you are experiencing conflict or a dispute and are not sure where to turn, you can now access the assistance of our team of qualified experts who will help you understand your options and next steps. We’ll identify your Resolution Pathway and what you need to do in order to make progress.
We'll explore the issues, who is involved, and what you can do to resolve your situation. Sessions take place in person at one of our locations. We also have a remote service where one of our volunteers will call you and talk through your options.
Once you have had your initial session, you will be able to:
We're proudly working with local communities to help residents and businesses find solutions to conflict.
We're delighted to be working with our Community Partners in Hampshire and West Sussex to deliver our Resolution Advice sessions.
We have professionals in your area and we can explore how we can help. Call us on 03300 431 757 or email us via help@disputeresolutionagency.com
Our aim is to help you better understand your resolution options. We shall sign-post you to services and professionals who can help you and the options available for you to resolve your conflict under one of our Pathways.
Our clients often find ways to self-resolve their conflict with our help and do not need further intervention or assistance. However, we’re here for you if you need us.
If you decide to resolve your conflict using one of our experts, we will connect you with a professional and help you to start resolving your conflict.
You can manage your own situation. You may need some professional advice and guidance but no formal intervention is needed. You may need some independent support such as Conflict Coaching to help equip you with the necessary skills.
You need some support to help each person to reach an agreement. You may need some independent advice or guidance to help you reach an agreement and/or you may need professional support to help you on an individual basis.
You need someone to make a decision for you. This may be a jointly instructed professional such as an arbitrator or other expert, or it may be an Ombudsman, court, or tribunal. You may need to instruct a professional to provide advice and guidance or representation.