FAMILY AND DIVORCE MEDIATION TRAINING
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Overview
This 40-hour seminar presents the concepts and skills to prepare
participants to work as family mediators. Through simulated mediation
exercises, lectures, demonstrations and video-tapes, this training presents
the critical procedures and skills needed by an effective family mediator.
At the end of the training, participants will receive a
Certificate of Completion of 40-hours of
Family/Divorce Mediation Training.
What You Will Learn:
This interactive training incorporates the core concepts and skills of the
mediation process:
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conflict management theories and strategies
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interest-based negotiation
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framing and reframing issues
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refocusing, redirecting, and confronting to maintain control of the process
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managing impasses
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exploring options
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techniques for information gathering, especially screening for impairments that may hinder free and open negotiation
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considerations in cross-cultural mediation
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ethics and standards
along with:
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recognizing the stages of divorce
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working with children in family/divorce mediation
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handling legal issues in family mediation
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addressing parenting, property and financial maters
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identifying and dealing with domestic violence issues
Is This Training For
Me?
Does your work involve families in conflict or dealing with the transition
of divorce? Family/Divorce Mediation Training is designed for individuals
who want to learn innovative problem-solving skills to help families resolve
conflicts and achieve the difficult transition of divorce. It is especially
well-suited to therapists, counselors, attorneys, clergy, and others who are
interested in using new skills to provide a solid foundation for these
families.
This training meets the mediation
training guidelines of the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts.
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Dates:
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September 20 - 24, 2010
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March 14 - 18, 2011
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8:30 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. EST each day
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Fee: $950 ($50 discount if full payment is received 45 days in advance)
KY CLE credit: 37.50 hours, including 2.5 hours ethics
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