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Approved
for continuing mediation education (CME) credit by the Indiana Commission for
Continuing Legal Education. Each seminar is also accredited for 1-2 CLE hours, |
Friday, Dec. 2, 2011, Fort Wayne, IN - one day - Three Great Seminars
Continuing
Mediation Education Seminars
Seminar #1: Beyond Divorce Mediation:
$100, Friday, Dec. 2, 2011, 10 - noon [2 CME and 2 CLE]
Mediation is a decision-making process used in a variety of disputes. In dealing
with family decisions, such as disputes between parents and teens, the meeting
is held in an informal, relaxed setting Seminar #2: Introduction to Elder Mediation
$100, Friday, Dec. 2, 2011, 1- 3 p, [2 CME & 1.6 hrs CLE, additional CLE info
above*]
Elder Mediation is the newest branch to emerge in the mediation field. Elder
mediation helps families work together in making effective decisions regarding
aging parents, whether discussing driving, staying in the home, guardianship,
financial needs, or health concerns
Seminar #3: Victim Offender Mediation & Restorative Justice
$100, Friday, December 2, 2011, 3:15 – 5:15 pm [2 CME. 1 CLE, additional CLE
information above*]
In Victim Offender Mediation, juvenile offenders face the victims of their
crimes. The victims who choose to mediate discuss their losses, and together,
the victims and offenders work together to attempt to make the victims whole.
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here
to download a PDF document about this event
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Approved by the Indiana Commission for 40hrs of divorce mediation
education, and by NASW for 40hrs Continuing Edu. (includes 6 hrs of
Social Work Ethics) lawyers eligible to claim CLE credit (24 hrs,
including 6hrs professional responsibility credit) |
Mar
29 – 31, Apr 13 – 14, 2012, Indy
40-Hour Domestic Relations
This 40-hour intensive workshop will enable participants with a
bachelor's degree to become a court-registered divorce mediator.
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here
to download a PDF document about this event
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