
The Stitt Feld Handy Group is a Canadian based Alternative Dispute Resolution firm specializing in professional development training and dispute resolution services.
Workshops
The Stitt Feld Handy Group conducts four-day public workshops on alternative dispute resolution (negotiation and mediation skills), three-day courses and five hours online on negotiation, and three-day courses on dealing with difficult people. Many of our courses are conducted in joint venture with the University of Windsor Law School and participants receive a University Certificate upon completion. We use an interactive approach, as participants learn by doing rather than by listening to lectures. We strive to give our workshop participants the skills and confidence to Expect Success.Our Workshops
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) workshops (4 Days)
- Negotiation workshop (3 Days)
- Dealing with Difficult People workshop (3 Days)
- Online Negotiation course (5 - 8 Hours)
- Online Difficult Conversations Course (5 Hours)
- Customized training
You can sign up for a course by going to the registration page or by clicking on the course name above.
We design customized workshops for clients in both the private and public sectors. We work closely with our clients to develop a curriculum that works for them. Please visit our customized section for more detail.
ADR Services
The SFHgroup offers negotiation advice and coaching services to help clients negotiate and approach difficult situations more effectively. The Group also provides consulting services to organizations for the design and implementation of dispute resolution systems.Our mediation and arbitration services are conducted through ADR Chambers.
Online Training:
Negotiation Course
Try a free demonstration module of our online negotiation course or take a course tour.
Test your Skills:
Try our negotiation and mediation web dramas and see how you do.
News and Articles:
Stitt Feld Handy Group teaches ADR to Ethiopian
Alternative dispute resolution is reportedly catching on in Ethiopia-and it has a Canadian connection.
The pitfalls of collective brainpower
We've all heard co-workers groan as they grab pen and notepad, perhaps stopping to lightly rap their forehead on the desk, before heading off to yet another meeting.
Ideas and Opinions:
Changes at the Ontario Human Rights Commission
As you may know, the Ontario Human Rights Commission is one of the many government bodies that offers mediation as process to help resolve the complaints that it receives.
Arbitrator’s Ruling Went Beyond the Scope of the Arbitration Agreement
Arbitration ruling (the “Ruling) – The parties agreed to have the issues pertaining to the Medical Advisory Committee’s denial of Dr. Smyth’s request for hospital privileges dealt with by way of binding and confidential arbitration


