Four Day Family Law Mediation Training

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

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!

Download a San Diego Registration Form or Register Online.

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!

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

Download a San Diego Registration Form or Register Online.

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)