EVENT DESCRIPTION:

Four Day Family Law Mediation Training

Presented by Family Resolution Institute with Trainers Robin Duboe Seigle, Shawn D. Skillin and Shawn Weber

Download a San Diego Registration Form or Register Online.

Consider Divorce Mediation training with a different twist!  Get CEU credits in an interactive, multi-media training that is experiential in design and fun in nature.  You will leave with practical skills you can apply today!

Satisfies Mediation Training under IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners.

This training is ideal for:

• Experienced family law attorneys wanting out of litigation
• New attorneys who want family law mediation as a part of their practice
• Attorneys who are burnt out in general
• Mental Health professionals looking to add a conflict resolution component to their practices
• Financial Professionals interested in adding divorce services to their repertoire
• Experienced family law mediators looking for a refresher
• Collaborative Practitioners in need of mediation training
• Anyone looking to raise their skill level in family law situations
• Anyone looking to fall in love with family law again

Receive Top-Notch Training in:

• Conflict Theory – what people fight about, how and why!
• How conflict creates opportunities.
• The 5 phases of divorce mediation- a way to manage the chaos!
• How to hold effective separate meetings with clients to break impasse?
• Listening and responding to clients to find options for settlement.
• Managing power imbalances!
• Dealing with difficult and emotional clients!
• Ethical dilemmas in mediation!
• Unconscious Bias!
• How to listen and respond to clients so they can move towards a solution!

Download a San Diego Registration Form or Register Online.

Cost:

Early Bird – Prior to 4/28/18
Standard Registration – 4/28/18 to 5/11/18: $1400
Late Registration – 5/12/18 to 5/16/18: $1600
Students / MFTI / Licensed Professionals (less than 3 years in field): $1100

Learning Objectives

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Conduct a formal mediation and/or use the skills in your practice
• Distinguish your role as a mediator from your role as a lawyer, therapist, financial professional, or other
• Use new techniques for getting past impasse
• Use separate meetings to help parties learn to make new proposals rather than criticizing those made by the other party
• Work with parties when one or both are High Conflict People

Continuing Education Credits

This activity is approved for 30 hours California MCLE credit including 1 hour Ethics and 1 hour Elimination of Bias.
This course meets the qualification for 30 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and/or LEPs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. (Family Resolution Institute, LLC, Approval No. 130208)