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001 – Bundle One-2018 (9 Total CME Credits = 4.5 Ethics, 3 Interpersonal Violence & 1.5 Cultural Diversity)

$90.00 – $108.00

This bundle should satisfy most mediators that don't need the full 16 hrs. and includes the following presentations: 

PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C3 – (E) Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically - Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C4 – (E) MEAC - Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

D1 – (IPV) A Primer on Intl. Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators - The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

B2 – (IPV) Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins  (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

D6 – (CD) Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation… - Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

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002 – Bundle Two-2018 (10.5 Total CME Credits = 4.5 Ethics, 4.5 Interpersonal Violence & 1.5 Cultural Diversity)

$105.00 – $126.00

This bundle should satisfy most Family mediators that don't need the full 16 hrs. and includes the following presentations: 

PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C3 – (E) Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically - Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C4 – (E) MEAC - Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

D1 – (IPV) A Primer on Intl. Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators - The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

B2 – (IPV) Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins  (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

D4 – (IPV & F) How Domestic Trauma Impacts the Mediation Process, the Most Common Mistakes – Lela Bloodsworth (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence & Family)

D6 – (CD) Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation… - Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

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003 – Bundle Three-2018 (16.5 Total CME Credits = 4.5 Ethics, 3 Interpersonal Violence, 1.5 Cultural Diversity & 7.5 General)

$165.00 – $198.00

This bundle should satisfy most mediators that need the full 16 hrs. and includes the following presentations: 

PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C3 – (E) Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically - Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C4 – (E) MEAC - Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

D1 – (IPV) A Primer on Intl. Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators - The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

B2 – (IPV) Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins  (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

D6 – (CD) Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation… - Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

C7 – (G) Communication and Learning Styles in Mediation – Cherie Onkst  (1.5 CME Credits General)

C1 – (G) 25 ESI and E-Discovery Terms for Mediators in 75 Minutes - Christopher Hopkins (1.5 CME Credits General)

A9 – (G) Training the Mind: Understanding our ”Self” to Understand Others Better - J. Forrest Young (1.5 CME Credits General)

A4 – (G) Professionalism as a Tool for Successful Mediation - Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)

A6 – (G) Saving Time, Energy and Money using Proactive ADR Tactics - Thomas E. Colbert (1.5 CME Credits General)

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004 – Bundle Four-2018 (18 Total CME Credits = 4.5 Ethics, 4.5 Interpersonal Violence, 1.5 Cultural Diversity & 7.5 General)

$180.00 – $216.00

This bundle should satisfy most Family mediators CME requirements and includes the following presentations: 

PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C3 – (E) Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically - Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C4 – (E) MEAC - Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

D1 – (IPV) A Primer on Intl. Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators - The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

B2 – (IPV) Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins  (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

D4 – (IPV & F) How Domestic Trauma Impacts the Mediation Process, the Most Common Mistakes – Lela Bloodsworth  (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence & Family)

D6 – (CD) Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation… - Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

C7 – (G) Communication and Learning Styles in Mediation – Cherie Onkst  (1.5 CME Credits General)

C1 – (G) 25 ESI and E-Discovery Terms for Mediators in 75 Minutes - Christopher Hopkins (1.5 CME Credits General)

A9 – (G) Training the Mind: Understanding our ”Self” to Understand Others Better - J. Forrest Young (1.5 CME Credits General)

A4 – (G) Professionalism as a Tool for Successful Mediation - Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)

A6 – (G) Saving Time, Energy and Money using Proactive ADR Tactics - Thomas E. Colbert (1.5 CME Credits General)

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005 – Bundle Five-2018 (13.5 Total CME Credits = 4.5 Ethics, 3 Interpersonal Violence, 1.5 Cultural Diversity and 4.5 Appellate)

$135.00 – $162.00

This bundle should satisfy most Appellate mediators CME requirements and includes the following presentations: 

A1 – (A) Appellate Mediation: The Art of Settling After the Trial Court Has Ruled - Diane DeWolf (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

D2 – (A, R & E) ADR and Real Property Case Law Update: Mileposts for 2017-2018 – Michael Gelfand (1.5 CME Credits Appellate, Circuit & Ethics)

D3 – (A) Appellate Mediation: Changing the Made-Up Mind - Michael Orfinger (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C3 – (E) Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically - Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

C4 – (E) MEAC - Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

D1 – (IPV) A Primer on Intl. Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators - The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

B2 – (IPV) Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

D6 – (CD) Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation… - Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

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A1 – Appellate Mediation: The Art of Settling After the Trial Court Has Ruled – Diane DeWolf (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

$15.00 – $18.00
Appellate mediation differs from mediation at the trial court level primarily because one party has already won the case. This workshop will explain the appellate mediation process in both state and federal courts. It will also explore both the appellant's and the appellee's unique motivations to settle the case and provide an overview of successful mediation techniques - what has worked and what has not among appellate mediators. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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A2 – Culture and Communication in the Midst of Diversity – Rosezetta Bobo (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

$15.00 – $18.00
Participants will engage in an overview of how to avoid stereotyping and cultural biases when mediating. The presenter will focus on teaching participants new skills to use when cultural differences exist and how balance their personal perspectives to ensure they do not interfere with the mediation process. Participants will learn how to identify different cultures and communication styles and how those styles impact the mediation process.  
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A3 – Mediating Hurricane and Other First Party Property Insurance Claims – Curtis Hutchens (1.5 CME Credits Circuit)

$15.00 – $18.00
This presentation will promote excellence in handling first party insurance mediations. Presenter Curtis Hutchens will review the unique challenges and ethical dilemmas that often appear in first party lawsuits and pre-suit homeowner mediation and the ever-changing Florida statutes and case law that apply to first party and hurricane mediations. There will be a group case study discussion regarding flood, wind, and surplus lines policies. Those attending the workshop will be well prepared to mediate the pending onslaught of Hurricane Irma claims. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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A4 – Professionalism as a Tool for Successful Mediation – Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
Professionalism is the heart and soul of successful meditation. We as mediators, through our conduct and communication skills, must convey to mediation participants that we are professionals worthy of their trust. Negotiators at mediation must embody the essential attributes of professionalism: character, competence, civility and commitment. This workshop explores how both the mediator and negotiators at mediation can establish their credentials as professionals - and how they can utilize professionalism as a tool for successful mediation. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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A5 – Real Life Ethical Dilemmas – Rodney Romano (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
The presenter will explore MEAC and MQDRB decisions rendered over the last year. This interactive presentation will include group discussions of real life ethical dilemmas. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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A6 – Saving Time, Energy and Money using Proactive ADR Tactics – Thomas E. Colbert (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
AT LAST..... A proactive training, taught by an insider of the system, who will teach with a no holds barred passion, designed to warn, protect, and equip workshop participants with the necessary tools needed to assess and positively redirect the constantly changing climate often found within the workplace. Designed to provide workshop participants with points on how to avoid the increasing pitfalls now found in a litigious society, by using proactive alternative dispute resolution tactics. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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A7 – The Mediator’s Dilemma: The Framework, Psychological Perspectives and Principles for Tackling Ethics – Harold Coleman, Alexia Georgakopoulos, Rebecca Storrow (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves - Viktor E. Frankl. Ethical decision making in mediation challenges us to consider the systems which guide our thinking and decision-making including a framework of rules, laws, statutes, standards, and MEAC opinions. Our training and grasp of rules and procedures guide us and our cognitive understanding or perspective of ethical dilemmas is impacted by past experience, psychology, identity, and personal bias. In this highly interactive presentation, including real-world application, we drill down to the complex nature of ethical decision-making in mediation, resulting in a set of core principles to apply to ethical decision-making. We will focus on how the Florida Rules for Certified and Court-Appointed Mediators and MEAC opinions can guide our decision making.  
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A8 – Training Mediators with Comedy Improv Exercises: New Techniques…How to Get to “Yes And”- Gregory Firestone (1.5 CME Credits Train the Trainer)

$15.00 – $18.00
Workshop participants, including trainers and mediators, will learn comedy improvisation activities to enhance their collaborative skillset in this high energy and interactive workshop. The focus will be on experiential exercises that promote learning by doing as well as promoting laughter. While the focus will be training trainers, the workshop will demonstrate how these teaching techniques work by applying the techniques to the participant attendees.  
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A9 – Training the Mind: Understanding our ”Self” to Understand Others Better – J. Forrest Young (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
"The program provides an overall greater understanding of the importance of relationships in our lives.The presenter will explore the important concept of being able to choose the way we think - our feelings, aspirations, and desires; the very way we view our world and ourselves. Participants will be provided with tools so that they may reshape their life and character. This program will help rebuild relationships, assist in overcoming the stress of everyday living, and help participants recognize personality characteristics of others. " "Click Here for Visual Material"
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B1 – Everything You Need to Know About Calculating Child Support – Deborah Beylus (1.5 CME Credits Family)

$15.00 – $18.00
This workshop will review the history of child support in Florida and the basic principles behind child support in Florida. The workshop will also include the role and obligations of mediators in calculating child support. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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B2 – Cyber Security and Data Breach for Mediators – Christopher Hopkins (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

$15.00 – $18.00
Understand the basic issues involving cybersecurity and data breach. The presenter will teach mediators the risks, methods, and terminology of cyber security and data breach and provide case examples. Additionally, mediators will be taught to identify the risks of emailing and storing confidential mediation information so they may prevent data breaches in their offices.  
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C1 – 25 ESI and E-Discovery Terms for Mediators in 75 Minutes – Christopher Hopkins (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
Designed for mediators of all levels of technological proficiency, this course will teach attendees the frequently-used terms and acronyms of electronically stored information (ESI), e-discovery, social media discovery, and cyber security which arise in mediation and arbitration so that they may better mediate disputes. Nearly every major civil circuit and divorce matter likely touches upon some aspect of consumer/enterprise technology. Attendees will learn more than two dozen tech terms, have an opportunity for questions, and receive a "cheat sheet" for later use at their offices. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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C2 – Finding Your Audience- Train the Trainer – Kate Marshman (1.5 CME Credits Train the Trainer)

$15.00 – $18.00
What is the best way to reach your audience? The answer to that question depends on many factors, from the presentation topic, to the audience, to the presenter themselves. The good news is that teaching others can be fun for the presenter and the audience. The goal of this presentation is to help trainers design engaging, educational and enjoyable presentations. Improve the success of your trainees by improving your method of delivery with the tools discussed in this train the trainer session. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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C3 – Making the Opening Statement Matter Both Professionally and Ethically – Jennifer Hodges, Veronica Jackson (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00

The mediator's opening statement is a critical part of the mediation process and should always be completed in a professional and ethical manner. The certified mediator must understand the reasons behind the essential elements of the opening statement and communicate each element clearly, concisely, and confidently. This workshop will delve into not only what needs to be communicated during the opening statement, but why it should be communicated. Options and examples of opening statements will also be provided. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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C4 – MEAC – Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
This workshop will be a review of the published 2017 MEAC opinions in order to explain them and help mediators to understand the practical implications of them. Specifically, we will explore why the MEAC opinions were decided the way they were and how mediators can avoid the ethical issues addressed in each opinion. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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C5 – The Economy of Odds – Jerri Sutton (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

$15.00 – $18.00
Join the presenter as she leads attendees to step into the life of a survivor of violence through an interactive game. Attendees will be assigned a survivor persona and asked to accomplish tasks many people would perceive as easy until they walk in the shoes of a survivor who encounters obstacles. Life is navigated successfully when people manipulate their personal economy of odds. Attendees will learn that the introduction of an external power over someone may make them unsuccessful at recognizing their innate strength, causing them to identify every resource and opportunity as a weakness of their own making and crippling many of their attempts to prosper in their endeavors. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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C7 – Communication and Learning Styles in Mediation – Cherie Onkst (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
There are many established frameworks that can describe and categorize a mediation participant's communications and the way in which they are likely to understand the mediation or classroom experience. A few frameworks, such as the Gregorc Style Delineator, lend themselves to rapid assessment of a participant's preferred communication style, as well as the manner in which they best understand concepts. By utilizing communication techniques that match a participant's native style, the trainer or mediator can maximize the chances of all parties understanding important concepts, as well as the feelings of other participants. "Click Here for Visual Material - 1" "Click Here for Visual Material - 2"
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D1 – A Primer on International Child Abduction: The Expanding Role for Mediators – The Honorable Judith Kreeger (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

$15.00 – $18.00
In this workshop, the presenter will outline international and U.S. law on child abduction, with a discussion on the expanding role of mediators in such matters. The presenter will discuss: applicable international treaties, including the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention; applicable federal and state law in international child abduction cases; the role of the U.S. District Courts; and the potential role of mediators in such cases. Interaction between the presenter and the attendees will be welcomed. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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D2 – ADR and Real Property Case Law Update: Mileposts for 2017-2018 – Michael Gelfand (1.5 CME Credits Appellate, Circuit and Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
As the real estate market booms and communities increase, the information provided in this session will prepare mediators to be ready to mediate the disputes that will follow including addressing new issues in condominium and homeowners' association law mandatory ADR. The presenter will also explore critical appellate opinions that impact ADR. "Click Here for Visual Material - 1" "Click Here for Visual Material - 2"
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D3 – Appellate Mediation: Changing the Made-Up Mind – Michael Orfinger (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

$15.00 – $18.00
Appellate mediation is particularly challenging because the appellee has already been declared a "winner". The mediator's biggest obstacle is convincing the appellee that a trial court victory does not end the story, and that there is value in at least considering a mediated settlement. This workshop will explore various ways to analyze and evaluate risk at the appellate court level, all with an eye toward reaching a negotiated agreement. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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D4 – How Domestic Trauma Impacts the Mediation Process, the Most Common Mistakes – Lela Bloodsworth (1.5 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence and Family)

$15.00 – $18.00
The presenter will provide attendees with a look at the impact of domestic trauma through the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACES) and explain ACES relevance to the practice of mediation. The workshop will include an exploration of the most common mistakes made during mediation in dealing with mental health issues and provide strategies for success.  
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D5 – Mediator Ethical Traps – Sheryl Goski (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
A series of quick and thought-provoking simulations highlight ethical challenges attorneys, mediators and arbitrators face during mediations and arbitrations of civil, commercial and family matters. By watching real-life scenarios and engaging in follow-up discourse, audience members will gain a true understanding of the many sticky ethical issues and pitfalls they need to be aware of while representing clients at mediation and arbitration and serving as a third-party neutral. Group discussion will include an analysis of the applicable rules of professional conduct and the options available to counsel with an emphasis on determining ethical courses of action.  
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D6 – Culturally Competent Language Access in Mediation: Effective Communication through Interpretation – Steven Leigh and Yi-jen Chang (1.5 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)

$15.00 – $18.00
Florida is a home state to many residents who speak limited or no English. The need to provide language access in order for persons with limited English proficiency to access services, such as mediation, is prominent. Language access is much more than just providing written translation and oral interpretation. Beyond utilizing a certified, professional interpreter, a mediator needs to be equipped with knowledge of best practices to conduct an effective mediation. This presentation is offered to mediators who would like to gain knowledge about language access, interpreters' ethical rules and responsibilities, methods and challenges of interpretation, best practice tips when working with an interpreter in the mediation and suggestions for troubleshooting. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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PL1 – Opening Plenary & Keynote: Reflection, Resilience, and Keeping It Real: Self-Care for the Dispute Resolution Professional – Phyllis E. Bernard (2.1 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
How does a dispute resolution professional “walk the talk” day in and day out? How do we apply lofty concepts about mindfulness, professionalism and authenticity amidst the chaos and emotion of real life? Bernard offers insights about reflection – the most important debriefing, where we reconnect to understand what happened with us in mediation; not just what happened with the parties. We’ll explore the resilience needed when we’ve been blindsided or burned in a mediation; relying upon professional ethics to know how to get back in – or not. Authenticity comes in keeping it real: to measure success as knowing that what we think, feel, say and do are in alignment. Note that the title embraces not only mediators, but can also include insights for court administrators, judges and attorneys. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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PL2 – Online Dispute Resolution and its Impact on ADR – Noam Ebner (1.5 CME Credits General)

$15.00 – $18.00
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) – utilizing information technology and the internet to engage conflict – means many things to many people. Some envision it as establishing a new, comprehensive, justice system that can replace traditional courts for providing redress in conflicts arising from the new transactions and interactions of the Information Age. Others see it as a method through which any ADR practitioner can expand their practice beyond geographical constraints. In this session, Noam Ebner will introduce a dozen categories of ODR, providing past and current examples of each and noting the field’s successes and the professional and ethical challenges it faces. Explaining the impact that ODR will have on the ADR field, as ODR transitions from an incubation stage to one of widespread implementation, Ebner will explain why engagement with developments in ODR are important not only for even the most tech-averse ADR practitioner – but for the ADR field as a whole.  
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PL3 – Ethics Plenary: Techniques for Becoming an Amazing Mediator – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

$15.00 – $18.00
Join a panel of mediators who conduct all types of cases as they share techniques you can use to become an amazing mediator. Watch a demonstration of the techniques. Discuss real-life scenarios in which mediators took wrong turns and violated basic foundational principles of mediation which affected the parties’ satisfaction and confidence in the process.  

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