
Mediator (Q.Med)
Specializes in:
Aboriginal / First Nations, Agriculture, Community, Corporate & Commercial, Education, Employee Assistance Programs, Energy / Oil & Gas, Environment, Family / Eldercare / Parent & Teen, Family Business, General Practice, Government, Group Facilitation, Non-profit Sector / Societies, Workplace
True Dialogue
4104 Windsong Blvd SW
Overview
Gayle provides mediation, consulting, facilitation, and training in ADR and restorative resolution services applicable in a variety of settings, including the criminal justice system, misconduct or workplace grievances, child and family services, and education.
ADR Services:
– Mediator- Restorative Practices Facilitator
- Restorative Justice Facilitator
- ADR Trainer/Instructor
Location Availability:
– Online- Calgary Area
- Central Alberta
- Edmonton Area
- North Eastern Alberta
- North Western Alberta
- Southern Alberta
- Out-of-Province
Languages Spoken:
ADR Training & Qualifications
Gayle Desmeules earned a Master of Arts in Leadership and Training, holds a Q. Med, and is a member of the ADR Institute of Alberta and Canada. Métis person with 30 years of experience facilitating and mediating restorative resolution processes in response to workplace conflicts and misconduct issues, citizen complaints with formal authorities such as the police service, and academic integrity incidents. True Dialogue provides facilitation skills training in restorative justice and family group conferencing. Formally an Expert Panel Member of the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat to inform recommendations on designing a Restorative Engagement Program for the Federal Public Service, and currently works part-time for Global Affairs Canada as an Informal Conflict Management Practitioner. Gayle is published by the Centre of Excellence for Child Welfare, "Putting a Human Face on Child Welfare," Chapter 8, Family Group Conferencing - A Sacred Circle Process.









