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BASIC MEDIATION SKILLS I Annually, BALTIMORE
MEDIATION offers three separate and different basic trainings,
all of which can be taken in any order and combination
in February, June, or October to satisfy the equivalent of 40, 60 or 80
hour mediation training requirements. See Basic
Mediation Skills II; Basic Mediation Skills
III.
Basic Mediation Skills I: Mediator Self-Awareness
and Third Party Intervention
| Description: |
Basic 20-hour mediation and conflict transformation
and resolution theory and skills course with a focus on mediator self
awareness and third party intervention, with certification for circuit
court mediators and for daily use and practice. The course emphasizes
the following:
- Understanding theory and practice as mediators, shapers of policy
and academics: the mediation process and your own type and style
- Self-Awareness Inventory & Development
- Hands-on conflict intervention skills necessary to mediate
- Mediator Standards of Practice and Ethics
- Communication skills and conflict transformation how-to’s
- Individual feedback from trainers addressing participants’
specific strengths and areas for continued development and excellence.
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| Dates: |
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 5:00 pm– 9:00
pm
Thursday, June 26, 2008 9:00 am– 5:30 pm
Friday, June 27, 2008 9:00 am– 5:30 pm |
| Trainers: |
Louise Phipps
Senft, Esq.
Lawrence J. Hoover, Esq. |
| Location: |
Gramercy Mansion Carriage House
1400 Greenspring Valley Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21153-0119 |
| Course Fee: |
$745 |
| What's Included: |
20-hour certificated courses held over a period of three consecutive days (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday), light meals and a training manual. |
To register, go to Mediation Training Reservation
Form, or call Baltimore Mediation, 443-524-0833. Enrollment is limited
and on a first-come, first serve basis. To guarantee your reservation,
Reservation Form and payment must be received by June 1, 2008. Thereafter,
call for availability. Checks may be made payable to Baltimore Mediation.
Credit card payments may be made by calling Baltimore Mediation, 443-524-0833.
A certificate noting 20 hours of attendance will be provided at the end
of training. It may be used to apply for state circuit court rosters of
approved mediators and for continuing education credits from the participant's
accrediting institution.
This training is approved by and/or a certificate of successful completion
of this training may be used to satisfy the requirements of:
The Maryland Circuit Courts
The United States government and all federal agency rosters
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
The Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation
The Maryland Board of Social Workers
Most other states which have basic 20, 40 or 60 hour mediation training
requirements.
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