This training workshop is an introduction to processes for addressing conflict in various settings by introducing various mediation models and techniques as well as communication skills for mediation. 

There are online and in-person training components totalling 32 hours of training and instruction. Here is an opportunity for you to learn:

    ‣ Techniques to respond in creative & positive ways to conflict you encounter
    ‣ Skills and theory to give you confidence in your ability to problem solve
    ‣ How to manage emotions, stimulate creativity & practice conscious communication ‣ Skills toward becoming a professional mediator.

The training also presents some aspects the practice of mediation and principles of conflict management in fields such as human resources, labour relations, social services, family law, community relations. The dynamics of conflict, power relations and communication in different contexts are also introduced. 

Participants will learn how to mediate disputes and the impact conflict has on values and beliefs. They will develop the skills and techniques needed to resolve disputes effectively such as conflicts in the workplace. 

Instructor: 

William Cornet, Professional Mediator & ADR Lecturer

•  LLM (ADR)
• M.A. Conflict Studies (Intercultural Mediation)
• C.Med
• Accredited family mediator (OAFM), Member ADRIC, ADRIO.
• Lecturer, School of Conflict Studies, St. Paul University (Ottawa Canada).

Contact us at [email protected] about our early bird discount and our non-profit discount.

 Our advanced mediation training is designed to give participants the skills needed to become ADR practitioners.

Building on material and skills  introduced in the Introduction to Mediation Skills, this advanced training  examines frameworks for addressing conflict in complex settings through several lenses, and discusses advanced mediation models and techniques.

Participants can develop skills as mediators and explore the techniques and tools of the mediation process. The stages of the mediation process are explored in greater level of detail.   Key mediator skills are taught such as conflict resolution approaches, conflict analysis, and process selection. In addition, we discuss  important contextual factors such as power imbalance and cultural differences. Instruction includes assigned role-plays and simulations.