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 This forty–hour basic training course is designed to acquaint trainees with the philosophy, concepts, process model and specific behavioral skills that a beginner needs in order to have a working knowledge of the role of a neutral mediator. The concepts and skills taught in this training are also highly transferable in terms of their application to improving communication and enhancing relationships. Because the training is experiential and highly interactive, please be prepared to attend throughout the entire session.
Spring 2012 Training: May 10, 11, 12, and 17, 18, 19, 2012
Contact Karen Brown: 800.452.8024 or karen@pdrc.org for more informaiton.
Fall 2011 Training will be October 6, 7,8 and 20, 21, 22, 2011- Cancelled (Click for Flyer)
Approved for 30 CLE credits. |
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If you want to improve your skills in managing meetings, learn to lead groups through challenging situations and design and lead processes for collaborative decision making, this is the training for you. Taught by veteran WSU faculty member Kay Haaland. This course emphasizes practical decision making tools and techniques. This training combines a little theory with a large dose of best practice techniques and actual practice. Because the training is experiential and highly interactive, please be prepared to attend throughout the entire session.
Snacks and drinks provided, please bring your own brown-bag lunch.
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This 20 hour class will help mediators refine their skills and gain knowledge to help clients write detailed parenting plans. Participants will gain knowledge of family dynamics, the nuts and bolts of parenting plan paperwork, how to identify and deal with domestic violence characteristics and other specific tools to help clients move to resolution. This training is designed for community mediators to gain practical knowledge and practice skills. Completion of a an approved 40-hour basic mediation training is required prior to taking this course.
$150.00 for PDRC Volunteers
$200.00 for other DRCVolunteers
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