Mediation Trainings and Conflict Resolution Workshops
Mediation Training & Conflict Resolution Skills to Solve Family Problems and Relationship Issues
Navigating the role of Individual Communications in Mediation
July 20, 2023
To Register: www.mwi.org
June 14, 2023
Boston College Graduate School of Social Work Continuing Education
May 17, 2023
Arlington Community Education
April 28, 2023
National Association of Social Works MA Symposium
April 28, 2023
National Association of Social Works MA Symposium
April 27, 2023
National Association of Social Works MA Symposium
March 29, 2023
Town of Franklin SEPAC
May 16-18, 2022
By: MWI
Program Description: This comprehensive divorce mediation training is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to become effective divorce mediators through demonstrations, presentations, written materials, and role-plays.
April 28-29, 2022
Workshops:
March 22, 2022
Boston College Continuing Education — B.C. School of Social Work
June 1, 2021
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October 3, 2019
How Child-Centered Divorce Mediation can Lead to Better Child Outcomes
May 7, 2019
Program Description: Learn about the finer points of the divorce process — from law and finance, to wellness and coping strategies — so you understand the impact of divorce both now and in your future. We will give you the tools necessary to evolve into a knowledgeable, dynamic decision-maker who’s able to make informed choices… and not emotionally-driven, costly decisions.
I spoke on mediation as well as strategies for coping with the emotional challenges of divorce.
April 4, 2019
Orlando, FL
Rethinking Challenging Kids:
Challenging behavior has traditionally been thought of as willful and goal-oriented which has led to approaches focusing on motivating better behavior using rewards and punishments. At Think:Kids we have some very different ideas about why kids with behavior challenges struggle. Research demonstrates that for most of these kids, their challenges result from a lack of skill, not will; skills such as problem solving, frustration tolerance and flexibility. In this workshop, you will learn about Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) – an evidence-based approach which decreases challenging behavior while simultaneously helping students build the critical thinking skills they will need to succeed.
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