| When | May 3, 4, 7, 8, & 9, 2012 | |
| Where | Centre for Social Innovation 215 Spadina Avenue Toronto, ON |
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| Description | This program has been accredited by the Law Society for 5 Professionalism Hours for experienced members and 34.5 Substantive hours. A comprehensive five-day workshop designed for family and collaborative lawyers, mental health professionals, paralegals, and educators. Features a panel of esteemed experts in the field. Approved by the OAFM and ADRIO for accreditation purposes. Through lectures, group discussion, video demonstration, guest speakers, readings, role plays using professional actors and one-on-one coaching, you will learn:
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| Instructors | Hilary Linton, Dr. Barbara Fidler, with guest speakers Deborah Moscovitch, Andrea Himel, Resa Eisen, Michael Kleinman, Regina Thompson and Christine Kim. | |
| Registration | Visit our ‘Training and Consulting’ page, on the right hand side to register. If you are having troubles, contact training@riverdalemediation.com.Pre-requisite: Power Imbalances in Family Law Cases (14hrs); Family law experience OR Basic Family Law (30hrs). Registration closes April 26th, 2012. A 15% admin fee (plus HST) will be charged on cancellations; and no refunds are payable within seven business days of the course. Full payment is due before registration can be confirmed. |
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| Cost | $2,200 plus HST ($2,486) | |
| Testimonials | “I would highly recommend this course to professionals….lawyers, social workers, mental health professionals.” “Extraordinary course – thought provoking, thorough, highly organized” “Will definitely continue and become accredited in mediation. Thank you for the high level of expertise and wisdom.” |
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