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“Your course was very intense, interesting, excellent text and readings, excellent instructors.”
Training
Course Announcements / Flyers
- Screening for Power Imbalances,
including Domestic Violence,
in Family Mediation and Arbitration - 30 Hour Family Law Course
- Basic Family Mediation and
Negotiation Training - Advanced Level Family Mediation
and Negotiation Training - Fundamentals of Family Arbitration
- Managing Conflict and
Negotiating with Difficult People - Intensive Negotiation
Theory and Skills
- Screening for Power Imbalances,
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Schedule of Courses
March 2010
March 23 & 24, 2010
Screening for Power Imbalances, including Domestic Violence, in Mediation and Arbitration
14 hours. As required by Arbitration Act regulation.
March 29 & 30, 2010 (Kingston)
Fundamentals of Family Arbitration
A comprehensive and practical workshop designed to familiarize lawyers and other professionals with the fundamentals of family arbitration practice and law.
April 2010
April 12, 13, 14 & 15, 2010
30 Hour Family Law Course
As required by the Arbitration Act regulation. A comprehensive, basic-level overview of family law for mediators, parenting coordinators and assessors
April 21, 22, 23, 26 & 27, 2010
Basic Family Mediation and Negotiation
Approved for accreditation. Small group instruction, intensive and experiential course
May 2010
May 10, 11 & 12, 2010
Advanced Family Mediation and Negotiation Theory and Skills
Highly acclaimed skills-based course.
May 20 & 21, 2010
Fundamentals of Family Arbitration
Comprehensive and practical workshop with the fundamentals of Family Arbitration practice and law
June 2010
TBA
Intensive Negotiation Theory and Skills
Learn negotiation expertise and maximize your client’s interests
TBD
Managing Conflict and Negotiating with Difficult People
Skills needed to understand conflict and work more effectively with difficult people to resolve challenging situations