PROGRAM OPEN (SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING)* |
LIVE TUTORIALS** |
April 29 – May 27, 2025 | May 6, 2025 (from 3:00 – 7:00 pm, EST) May 13, 2025 (from 3:00 – 7:00 pm, EST) May 20, 2025 (from 3:30 – 7:00 pm, EST) |
PRE-REQUISITES:1. Family Law (30 hours) 2. Screening for Family Violence (21 hours) 3. Basic Family Mediation: Theory & Skills (40 hours) |
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This role-play-based course features senior mediators, professional actors, experienced coaches and expert guest speakers. Using a realistic case study of a mediation file from first contact until final Mediation Summary Report, this course will focus on advanced-level skills training.
Topics include:
- Practice building and management strategies
- Advanced level review of conflict and negotiation theory
- Advanced strategies and skills for empowering clients to engage in persuasive negotiation
- Advanced skills for effective mediation success
- Advanced strategies and skills for managing family violence
- Knowledge and skills for addressing unique culturally and clinically diverse needs of each client and family
- Advanced skills practice and coaching feedback mediating parenting, child support, spousal support and property division matters
- Using DIVORCEmate reports in practice
Materials:
Course Manual, presentation slides, selected readings and handouts.
For further savings, please see Course Packages page.
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![]() END DATES OF COURSES: Each course is ‘open’ for roughly a four-week period. During that time, participants will have access to on-demand content for self-directed learning. Learners are required to complete the self-directed modules (including quizzes) before each mandatory-attendance Tutorial Session. |
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