Mediation & Conflict Resolution

Mediation and conflict resolution programs present strategies to use with challenging situations and people. Human service professionals, clergy, educators and public agency employees can all learn valuable techniques to use in both their professional and personal lives. Some programs also offer Continuing Legal Education (CLE) hours. See individual brochure pdfs for complete information on approved hours.

Divorce mediation programs are designed to meet the required training for divorce and child custody mediators in the state of Wisconsin along with offering valuable CLE hours.

Stay on top of your continuing education requirements! Our e-mail reminder service, for licensed AODA counselors, marriage and family therapists, counselors, psychologists, and social workers, is a list, sent every other month, of our upcoming programs available for professional credits. Visit the reminder service page to subscribe.

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Mediation and conflict resolution workshops

Divorce mediation

The Divorce Mediation Certificate Program is a two-part certificate program that provides a comprehensive, in-depth training in divorce mediation.

Stay on top of your continuing education requirements! Our e-mail reminder service, especially for marriage and family therapists, is a list, sent every other month, of our upcoming programs available for professional credits. To subscribe, send a blank e-mail to: join-family-therapist@lists.wisc.edu.

Program title (Programs listed in alphabetical order)	Dates	Brochure (when available)	More information (when available)	Link to register online
Divorce mediation unit 1	May 12-13, 2010	Fall Brochure	Information page	Register online

Also of interest

• Diversity programs - These workshops are designed to create a safe forum for self-reflection and dialogue about inclusion.
• Facilitating by heart: This five part series will teach group leaders the facilitation skills/tools to support groups in working productively and collaboratively while honoring the voices of all group members.
  
• Listening for a change: A two-day workshop to improve facilitation skills (See Workplace Skills section.)
  
• Perceptual thinking patterns: A two-day workshop that supports you in learning the skills and tools to be able to listen deeply and have the courage to speak your truth.
  
• E-mail Reminder Service:  stay on top of your continuing education requirements!  Join our e-mail service especially for marriage and family therapists.  Automatically receive a bi-monthly listing of our upcoming programs approved for marriage and family therapists.  To subscribe, send a blank e-mail to:  join-family-therapists@lists.wisc.edu.  That's it!  We'll send you reminders every other month.

Contact:

Ann Whitaker at 608-262-4509 or 800-442-4617 or e-mail her at awhitaker@dcs.wisc.edu