Provided yourself with the tools to become a more effective advocate in the mediation process.
As part of the adult learning model, you will experience role-playing exercises, watch videos and participate in lively group discussions. Engage in small group coaching by experienced practitioners in the field. Network with other professionals who are participants in the mediation process
Overview
This advanced workshop explores impediments to mediation:
- Domestic violence
- Substance abuse and psychiatric conditions
- As well as process dynamics such as imbalance of power
As a participant, you will further develop mediator protocols for screening cases and for terminating cases, if necessary, during mediation. The course will also address how to advocate for, or support, clients who are in mediation when impediments are present. This workshop offers continuing education credits for mental health professionals and attorneys.
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Topics
Upon successful completion participants will have a working knowledge of the following:
- Develop protocols for screening cases
- Learn situations for rejecting inappropriate cases and for terminating cases during mediation when necessary
- Learn strategies for working with attorneys, therapists and other support persons when impediments are present
Who Should Attend
- Attorneys and judges
- Therapists - social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists
- Financial planners
- Government officials
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the student policies?
Please follow this
link for DePaul University Continuing and Professional Education student policies.
Are there required materials?
There is no textbook required for this course. A workbook is distributed on the first day of class. Cost of the workbook is included in the tuition fee.
Could I be reimbursed by my company or the military for taking this program?
Yes. The majority of students receive at least partial reimbursement from their employers. In addition, your company may be able to take advantage of the Employee Education Assistance Act (IRS Code, Section 127), which may allow for partial of full reimbursement of your tuition. Check with your supervisor or human resources department. For more on applying the Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support(DANTES) program contact (312) 362-6300.
What type of CEUs does this course offer?
This course is accepted by local courts for family mediation rosters and offers 6 CEU credits for social workers, attorneys, mediators, counselors, and others as defined by their individual professional associations.
Faculty
Course Availability
CPE courses are continually offered at various times throughout the year. Please contact the Program Manager of this course, email
learning@depaul.edu or call CPE directly at 312.362.6300 to determine this course's availbility.
Additionally, if you would like us to mail you information, when available, about upcoming courses please follow the
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