Family Relations

"Appreciated the different presentations on cultural perspectives and the impact on mediation. So much information and useful and important".
PROGRAM OPEN*
(SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING)
LIVE TUTORIALS**
January 14 – February 11, 2025 January 21, 2025, from 4:00 – 6:00 pm
January 28, 2025, from 4:00 – 6:00 pm
February 4, 2025, from 4:00 – 6:00 pm
This program contains 15 minutes of Professionalism Content and 5 hours and 10 minutes of EDI Professionalism Content.

This fascinating workshop incorporates a broad range of theory, discussion, and skills to help dispute resolution practitioners better understand the worlds and the needs of their clientele. Students explore diverse theories of family systems, dynamics relationships in different cultures and contexts. Concepts of attachment, adverse childhood experiences, trauma, mental illness, mental health grief, and much more are brought to life through skilled and effective speakers.

Materials:
Detailed presentation slides, selected readings and hand outs


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Featured Speakers

Hilary Linton

Sonia Mills Minster

Natalia Crowe

Matilda Kissi

Jared Norton

David Grant

Anthony Lawrence

Caroline Felstiner

NOTE: This course is made available to those who pay and register for it only. Only those students who pay and register may attend this course. It is a violation of the contract for training to permit another person to listen or to share course materials with a person who is not registered in the course.

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Course Length (short)
21 Hours
CPD
15 minutes of Professionalism Content and 5 hours and 10 minutes of EDI Professionalism Content.
Speakers
include Jared Norton, Sonia Mills Minster, Natalia Crowe, Lauren Winkler, Afsana Gibson-Chowdhury, David Grant, Cindy Chisvin, Brandon Hay, Matilda Kissi, Sharon Krieger, Marlo Drago, Anthony Lawrence, Caroline Felstiner, Rhodes Thompson-Chase, Frank Guerriero, and Nicola Simpson.
Dates
Winter 2025
Course opens:
January 14, 2025
Mandatory Tutorials:
January 21, 28 & February 4, 2025
Location
Online (Self-directed learning and live, interactive sessions)
Required For
Acc.FM (OAFM), FDRP PC, FDRP Arb (FDRIO)

Very interesting for me as a non-mental health professional. It covered a lot of subjects and very relevant to mediation. It created new insights and material for thought. Jared is an amazing trainer and knows how to hold interest. My absolute favorite part of the training was Triena's presentation and her handouts are very clear and useful!

Jared was excellent and created an atmosphere of collaborative learning, where the students in the class felt free to make comments or ask questions.

The content was incredible and very relevant. The topics were really interesting. The amount and type of role play were also very useful.

I like that key issues were presented and continued. I appreciated the modeling that Jared presented and his non-judgemental stance. Thank you.

(I really enjoyed) the speaker’s engagement and knowledge, guidance between course content and reference material for further self-study.

Jared is an excellent lecturer; clear, well paced, knowledgeable, kind, open to questions, patient.

Amazing and interesting information – very helpful for mediation and I want more of all of it. Jared gives excellent explanation and has so much experience and knowledge to share.

The knowledge and dynamics about the family and the roles that all members play. Allows you to get your mindset in the right direction of the family relations.

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