Pamela Howard-Doyle
Qualifications
- Diploma in Mediation & Conflict Resolution
- NUI Maynooth MII accredited Certificate in Mediation
- MII Accredited Advanced Mediator
- Cinergy© Conflict Management Coach
- FMS Family Mediation (Legal Aid Board) Training Programme
- Mediators’ Toolkit Training Programme
Pamela Howard-Doyle
Professional Memberships and Key Positions
- Member of MII Panel of Assessors for Advanced Mediator certification
- Member of the MII’s Accreditation Policy Committee MII APC Competency Group
- Member of MII Ethics Committee
- Member of Mediation Shadow Council (representing MII)
- Chairperson of (3) Sharing & Learning (Peer Consultation) Groups – Ashbourne, Community Law and Mediation Northside, and Legal Services Regulatory Authority
- Member of Sharing & Learning Group Civil & Public Service Mediation Service.
Pamela Howard of Road to Resolution Mediation and Conflict Management has been mediating since first becoming an accredited member of the Mediators Institute of Ireland (MII) in 2011. She later achieved Advanced Mediator status having practiced in workplace, family, and community settings. Pamela has significant experience of working with individuals, couples, and families to improve their relationships, reduce stress and have better engagement. Pamela has helped clients achieve positive solutions to complex life issues, to address long-term conflict and constructively agree difficult decisions together and make plans to follow them through. Her practice has helped her develop skills in co-mediation, become practiced in working collaboratively and intuitively with colleagues and utilise reflective practice consistently to review interaction with clients. Pamela is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families to improve relationships and better manage conflict and stress. She is currently undertaking training to become an accredited member of the Elder Mediation International Network. In addition to her mediation practice, Pamela is an active member of the MII’s Accreditation Policy and Ethics Committees. She is also committed to continuing her professional development, a requirement of membership of these professional bodies.
Underlying philosophy
As a humanistic and integrative psychotherapist, Gráinne believes that people innately have the capacity for healing, growth and reaching their own unique potential. Gráinne provides a safe, empathic and non-judgmental environment in which to work with clients and sees the therapeutic relationship as paramount in fostering change. She is person-centred in her orientation and offers a tailored approach according to individual needs, incorporating psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural therapy, gestalt and existential elements. This style of practising reinforces the idea that all individuals are unique and “no one size fits all”