Benjamin Feldman
Mediator & Conflict Coach

I offer mediation and conflict coaching services to help people navigate some of the most difficult conflicts they will ever face. Whether you are working through a divorce, a family dispute, a workplace conflict, or a relationship in need of repair, I am dedicated to helping you find common ground, reach durable agreements, and move forward in the best way possible.

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Prior to becoming a full-time mediator and coach, I had a diverse career, including positions as a teacher, tutor, and university fundraiser. In all of my work, I have sought to master the art of communication and have honed my ability to build relationships, guide people, and manage conflict. Along the way, I have learned to listen more than I speak and to trust people to make the best decisions for themselves.

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I earned my bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a master's from the University of Pittsburgh. Having completed specialized training in divorce mediation and conflict management coaching, I have learned from some of the best in the business and continue to seek ways to get better at helping you through some of your most challenging moments.

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In addition to my private practice, I serve as a community mediator with Just Mediation Pittsburgh, where I have mediated hundreds of landlord-tenant disputes. I also take on pro bono cases through the EEOC and the federal court system and have facilitated cases that have resulted in significant settlements for the parties involved.​

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I serve as a board member of the Mediation Council of Western Pennsylvania. I am also a member of the Amicable Divorce Network, the Academy of Professional Family Mediators, Three Rivers Collaborative Divorce, the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, and the Pennsylvania Council of Mediators.   

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In addition to mediation and coaching, passions of mine include reading, writing, movies, music, yoga, travel, and hiking, as well as meaningful time spent with family and friends. You and I might never talk about my broader interests, but throughout our time together, you will feel my care for people and the world in which we live.

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