Housing Mediation

Family relationships can break down

It’s not always easy to have these difficult conversations yourselves. This is where an independent mediator can support you in coming to a mutually beneficial resolution, helping to promote peace, understanding and stability.

a street with cars parked on both sides of it
a street with cars parked on both sides of it
a street with cars parked on both sides of it
two women walking down sidewalk near fence
two women walking down sidewalk near fence
two women walking down sidewalk near fence
a couple of people sitting at a table with cups of coffee
a couple of people sitting at a table with cups of coffee
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A Safe, Confidential and Flexible Process

Housing mediation is voluntary, confidential, and impartial. You remain in control throughout the process, and mediation only continues if everyone feels comfortable and safe.

We offer flexible options, in person, online or by phone, so people can access support in a way that works for them.

person sitting in a chair in front of a man

A Safe, Confidential and Flexible Process

Housing mediation is voluntary, confidential, and impartial. You remain in control throughout the process, and mediation only continues if everyone feels comfortable and safe.

We offer flexible options, in person, online or by phone, so people can access support in a way that works for them.

person sitting in a chair in front of a man

A Safe, Confidential and Flexible Process

Housing mediation is voluntary, confidential, and impartial. You remain in control throughout the process, and mediation only continues if everyone feels comfortable and safe.

We offer flexible options, in person, online or by phone, so people can access support in a way that works for them.

Who we work with

Who we work with

Housing mediation can help in a wide range of situations. We work with:

People at risk of homelessness

When housing is unstable or at risk, and early support is needed.

People at risk of homelessness

When housing is unstable or at risk, and early support is needed.

People at risk of homelessness

When housing is unstable or at risk, and early support is needed.

Council and housing association tenants

Support to address concerns and avoid issues escalating.

Council and housing association tenants

Support to address concerns and avoid issues escalating.

Council and housing association tenants

Support to address concerns and avoid issues escalating.

Social services teams

Working alongside teams involved in housing and safeguarding.

Social services teams

Working alongside teams involved in housing and safeguarding.

Social services teams

Working alongside teams involved in housing and safeguarding.

Parents and caregivers

Helping families talk through breakdowns and rebuild communication.

Parents and caregivers

Helping families talk through breakdowns and rebuild communication.

Parents and caregivers

Helping families talk through breakdowns and rebuild communication.

Charities supporting people

Partnering with organisations supporting people through change and conflict.

Charities supporting people

Partnering with organisations supporting people through change and conflict.

Charities supporting people

Partnering with organisations supporting people through change and conflict.

Landlords and letting agents

A structured space to discuss issues and agree next steps.

Landlords and letting agents

A structured space to discuss issues and agree next steps.

Landlords and letting agents

A structured space to discuss issues and agree next steps.

Neighbours in dispute

Helping reduce tension and reach practical agreements.

Neighbours in dispute

Helping reduce tension and reach practical agreements.

Neighbours in dispute

Helping reduce tension and reach practical agreements.

Coparents navigating arrangements

Support to talk through shared living or parenting expectations.

Coparents navigating arrangements

Support to talk through shared living or parenting expectations.

Coparents navigating arrangements

Support to talk through shared living or parenting expectations.

Housing Mediation

Housing Mediation

Housing Mediation

How it works

1

Referral and Initial Consultation

We begin by speaking with the referral agency or the person who made the enquiry. We then make introductions to each party individually.
 This first stage is always private, it gives everyone a safe space to share their perspective and decide whether they want to take part.

1

Referral and Initial Consultation

We begin by speaking with the referral agency or the person who made the enquiry. We then make introductions to each party individually.
 This first stage is always private, it gives everyone a safe space to share their perspective and decide whether they want to take part.

1

Referral and Initial Consultation

We begin by speaking with the referral agency or the person who made the enquiry. We then make introductions to each party individually.
 This first stage is always private, it gives everyone a safe space to share their perspective and decide whether they want to take part.

2

Mediation Session

We meet each party separately first, then bring them together only if everyone feels comfortable.
Joint sessions take place in a neutral location, online or by phone.
 Throughout the process, we remain impartial, we don’t take sides or make decisions for you.
 The aim is to help you have constructive conversations and work towards a practical agreement. 
If an agreement is reached, it is written up and signed during the meeting.

2

Mediation Session

We meet each party separately first, then bring them together only if everyone feels comfortable.
Joint sessions take place in a neutral location, online or by phone.
 Throughout the process, we remain impartial, we don’t take sides or make decisions for you.
 The aim is to help you have constructive conversations and work towards a practical agreement. 
If an agreement is reached, it is written up and signed during the meeting.

2

Mediation Session

We meet each party separately first, then bring them together only if everyone feels comfortable.
Joint sessions take place in a neutral location, online or by phone.
 Throughout the process, we remain impartial, we don’t take sides or make decisions for you.
 The aim is to help you have constructive conversations and work towards a practical agreement. 
If an agreement is reached, it is written up and signed during the meeting.

3

Implementation and Follow-up

We check in with both parties after 1–3 months to ensure the agreement is being followed and to support continued progress.

3

Implementation and Follow-up

We check in with both parties after 1–3 months to ensure the agreement is being followed and to support continued progress.

3

Implementation and Follow-up

We check in with both parties after 1–3 months to ensure the agreement is being followed and to support continued progress.

Why you may seek mediation

Mediation provides a calm, neutral space to talk things through before issues escalate further.

Antisocial Behaviour

Such as issues with pets, parking, boundaries or noise

Antisocial Behaviour

Such as issues with pets, parking, boundaries or noise

Antisocial Behaviour

Such as issues with pets, parking, boundaries or noise

Neighbour Disputes

Disputes between neighbours that create ongoing tension.

Neighbour Disputes

Disputes between neighbours that create ongoing tension.

Neighbour Disputes

Disputes between neighbours that create ongoing tension.

Property Maintenance

Concerns or complaints about property maintenance

Property Maintenance

Concerns or complaints about property maintenance

Property Maintenance

Concerns or complaints about property maintenance

Cultural or Lifestyle Differences

Cultural or lifestyle differences creating tension.

Cultural or Lifestyle Differences

Cultural or lifestyle differences creating tension.

Cultural or Lifestyle Differences

Cultural or lifestyle differences creating tension.

Identity-Related Matters

Matters relating to self identity, including sexuality, gender, race, or disability.

Identity-Related Matters

Matters relating to self identity, including sexuality, gender, race, or disability.

Identity-Related Matters

Matters relating to self identity, including sexuality, gender, race, or disability.

Your Safety Comes First

If you do not feel safe meeting the other person, mediation will not proceed in a joint session.

We can explore alternatives such as shuttle mediation (speaking separately), online sessions, or indirect communication.

If you’re ready to take the first step towards resolving a housing or neighbour dispute, we’re here to support you.

Your Safety Comes First

If you do not feel safe meeting the other person, mediation will not proceed in a joint session.

We can explore alternatives such as shuttle mediation (speaking separately), online sessions, or indirect communication.

If you’re ready to take the first step towards resolving a housing or neighbour dispute, we’re here to support you.

Your Safety Comes First

If you do not feel safe meeting the other person, mediation will not proceed in a joint session.

We can explore alternatives such as shuttle mediation (speaking separately), online sessions, or indirect communication.

If you’re ready to take the first step towards resolving a housing or neighbour dispute, we’re here to support you.

Frequently Asked Questions

These FAQs explain how housing mediation works and what you can expect from the process.

What is housing mediation?

What is housing mediation?

What is housing mediation?

Is housing mediation voluntary?

Is housing mediation voluntary?

Is housing mediation voluntary?

How does the mediation process start?

How does the mediation process start?

How does the mediation process start?

Is workplace mediation confidential?

Is workplace mediation confidential?

Is workplace mediation confidential?

What kinds of issues can be mediated?

What kinds of issues can be mediated?

What kinds of issues can be mediated?

Who can take part in housing mediation?

Who can take part in housing mediation?

Who can take part in housing mediation?

Is housing mediation confidential?

Is housing mediation confidential?

Is housing mediation confidential?

Are you impartial?

Are you impartial?

Are you impartial?

What happens during a mediation session?

What happens during a mediation session?

What happens during a mediation session?

What if I don’t feel safe meeting the other person?

What if I don’t feel safe meeting the other person?

What if I don’t feel safe meeting the other person?

Can I bring someone with me for support?

Can I bring someone with me for support?

Can I bring someone with me for support?

How long does mediation take?

How long does mediation take?

How long does mediation take?

What if we don’t reach an agreement?

What if we don’t reach an agreement?

What if we don’t reach an agreement?

Is mediation legally binding?

Is mediation legally binding?

Is mediation legally binding?

How much does housing mediation cost?

How much does housing mediation cost?

How much does housing mediation cost?

Where does mediation take place?

Where does mediation take place?

Where does mediation take place?

How do I get started?

How do I get started?

How do I get started?

Build stronger relationships through accredited mediation.

Let’s find the right way forward — together.

© 2025. Nomad Mediation. All rights reserved. | Workplace mediation

Build stronger relationships through accredited mediation.

Let’s find the right way forward — together.

© 2025. Nomad Mediation. All rights reserved. | Workplace mediation

Build stronger relationships through accredited mediation.

Let’s find the right way forward — together.

© 2025. Nomad Mediation. All rights reserved. | Workplace mediation