A Mediation & Coaching Practice Rooted in Core Values
Authenticity | Growth | Trust | Curiosity | Wisdom
Dedicated to communication & trust
Guided by a passion for people development
At Bridgepoint Mediation & Coaching, I understand that conflict often stems from a misalignment of values—whether within yourself, in your relationships, or in the environments where you live and work. I begin by deeply understanding your values, goals, and objectives. From there, I partner with you to uncover clarity, foster understanding, and create a clear, practical path forward. My approach to conflict resolution not only addresses the issue at hand but helps you rebuild trust, strengthen communication, and move forward with purpose.
I provide mediation and coaching services in a variety of areas, including:
Civil matters
Workplace conflicts
Community disputes
Life coaching
Career transitions
Workplace conflict
About me
Shelley Barnett Med, CHRL, QMed
I am a Coach, Mediator, HR Consultant and Educator. Leveraging 25+ years’ experience in Human Resources I am guided by a passion for people development and an educator’s mindset. I support clients in creating environments that resolve conflicts, foster learning, personal & professional growth, and collaboration.
As a part-time instructor at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, I continue to share knowledge and sharpen my skills. Outside of work, I enjoy exploring the outdoors, travel and time with friends and family.
Certified Coach, Qualified Mediator (Qmed), Master’s in Adult Education, Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL)
Let’s talk.
I welcome the opportunity to partner with you. Share your contact information and a brief description of the services you are seeking (coaching, mediation, HR consultation).
We can connect for a free 30 minute consultation to determine how I may be able to help.
“Ubuntu is an African Philosophy that embodies the interconnectedness of humans. This philosophy is a guiding principle in my practice; when we see and connect with the humanness within ourselves and others we can find pathways to reconciliation and healing.”
— Shelley Barnett