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)
This discounted bundle includes the following presentations:
A1 - ADR Educators' Roundtable: Issues, Trends and Best Practices - Bob Shearer and Jeanne Maes (2.1 CME Credits Train the Trainer)
C10 - Under the Microscope: Florida’s Mediation Training Standards - Kimberly Kosch (2.1 CME Credits Train the Trainer)
This discounted bundle should satisfy mediators that need the full 16 hrs. and includes the following presentations:
A2 – (E) Are You Really an Ethical Mediator? – Eric Dunlap (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary – George Knox and Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
D4 – (E) Ethics and Mediator Advertising – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
PL2 – (IPV) Afternoon Keynote – Robin Hassler Thompson (2.1 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)
A11 – (CD) The Meaning of "Diversity": Variations of the Same Substance - George Knox (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)
PL1 – (G) Opening Plenary & Keynote – Justice Peggy A. Quince and The Honorable Scott Bernstein (2.1 CME including 1.0 CD)
A3 – (G) Body Language Speaks Louder Than Words - Kim Costello and Raleigh “Lee” Greene (1.5 CME Credits General)
A6 – (G) Finding a Road to Resolution - Simple Concepts to Advanced Strategies for Overcoming Barriers to Resolution – J.C. O'Steen and Jason O'Steen (1.5 CME Credits General)
B6 – (G) The Language of Mediation and Conflict Resolution - Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)
A5 – (G) Facilitation and Partnering Skills: Enhancing the Mediator's Toolbox - Jeanne Maes, Janet Starnes and Robert (Bob) Shearer (1.5 CME Credits General)
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)
This discounted bundle includes the following presentations:
B12 - Why Should I Settle at Appellate Mediation? - Michael S. Orfinger (2.1 CME Credits Appellate)
D10 - The Nuts & Bolts of Appeals for Mediators - Wendy S. Loquasto (2.1 CME Credits Appellate)
This discounted bundle should satisfy appellate mediators that need the full 16 hrs. and includes the following presentations:
A2 – (E) Are You Really an Ethical Mediator? – Eric Dunlap (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
PL3 – (E) Ethics Plenary – George Knox and Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
D4 – (E) Ethics and Mediator Advertising – Susan Marvin (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)
PL2 – (IPV) Afternoon Keynote – Robin Hassler Thompson (2.1 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)
A11 – (CD) The Meaning of "Diversity": Variations of the Same Substance - George Knox (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)
A1 – (A) Appellate Mediation - What Mediators Need to Know about Preservation Issues– Jamie Billotte Moses (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)
D2 – (A) Comparative Appellate Mediation Practices – Nicholas Shannin (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)
E6 – (A) What’s the Appeal of Appellate Mediation?– Susan Dubow and Robin Caral Shaw (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)
A3 – (G) Body Language Speaks Louder Than Words - Kim Costello and Raleigh “Lee” Greene (1.5 CME Credits General)
A5 – (G) Facilitation and Partnering Skills: Enhancing the Mediator's Toolbox - Jeanne Maes, Janet Starnes and Robert (Bob) Shearer (1.5 CME Credits General)
A6 – (G) Finding a Road to Resolution - Simple Concepts to Advanced Strategies for Overcoming Barriers to Resolution – J.C. O'Steen and Jason O'Steen (1.5 CME Credits General)
This discounted bundle includes the following presentations:
PL3 - Mediator Ethics Plenary – Moderated by Janice M. Fleischer (2.1 CME Credits Ethics)
B13 - CAUTION! Unwary Mediators Are Vulnerable to Grievances - Eric Dunlap (2.1 CME Credits Ethics)
PL2 – DV Plenary: Mandatory Reporting to the Florida Abuse Hotline - Nana Gatlin and Zandra Odum (2.1 CME Credits Domestic Violence)
D2 - Domestic Violence and Mediation: The Elephant in the Room - Susan Marvin (2.1 CME Credits Domestic Violence)
A1 - ADR Educators' Roundtable: Issues, Trends and Best Practices - Bob Shearer and Jeanne Maes (2.1 CME Credits Train the Trainer)
C10 - Under the Microscope: Florida’s Mediation Training Standards - Kimberly Kosch (2.1 CME Credits Train the Trainer)
A10 - Overcoming Barriers - Ginger Malcom (2.1 CME Credits Cultural Diversity)
D8 - The Use, Overuse and Misuse of Caucus in Mediation - Harry Goodheart (2.1 CME Credits General)
This workshop will be highly interactive as participants discuss and share 'lessons learned" from their experiences as educators and trainers. The workshop leaders will facilitate small group discussions of emerging trends, challenges, and other issues of concern for both trainers and educators in formal academic environments.
The presentation outlines ten practical ways that new, and not so new, mediators can make
their next mediation more successful. It is based on the real life experiences of two fulltime
civil mediators who are also father and son. The object of this presentation is to give
participants real life examples of things mediators can do to help make the mediation process a
success. The presenters, JC and Jason O’Steen, have developed these tips through the lessons
learned from conducting hundreds of mediations. With each tip, the presenters discuss rules of
mediation, reasoning behind the approach, and potential pitfalls.