Libby Jacobson

I’ve collaborated with people on all sides of housing conflict, from tenants facing loss of housing to landlords navigating communication breakdowns. In every situation, I bring a trauma-informed and people-centered approach that supports honest conversation and long-term resolution.

I currently run From the Heart, a restorative conflict resolution practice based in Denver. I work with individuals, families, and organizations to move through conflict with clarity and compassion, whether related to housing, family dynamics, or workplace tensions. I specialize in facilitating emotionally charged conversations and helping people build agreements they can trust.

Before starting my practice, I served as a Conciliation Specialist with the U.S. Department of Justice, where I facilitated dialogue in high-stakes community conflicts involving identity-based harm and mistrust between communities and public institutions. I’ve also worked in family court settings, supported parents through custody and co-parenting disputes, and led restorative justice processes in schools and community spaces.

Whatever the situation, my goal is to guide you through conflict in a way that feels respectful, clear, and empowering. I take a heart-centered approach that gets to the root of what’s going on and allows you to move forward with confidence.