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Parenting Coordination
3 Day Program
Parenting Coordination has become a newly recognized and vital practice for professionals in the therapeutic and legal areas! A Parenting Coordinator aids parents who require assistance in successfully implementing their parenting plans in several essential ways. They resolve disputes; provide education and
guidance; offer recommendations where required and make decisions where
legally necessary. If applicable, a Parenting Coordinator, my even help
parent develop the actual parenting plan.
This
Parenting Coordination Program provides a comprehensive study in the role,
responsibilities, functions and duties of a Parenting Coordinator. It
prepares you to start a practice as a Program Coordinator by providing
all essential training, information, procedures, statutes and other
relevant information needed to perform in this capacity.
The Parenting Coordination Training Program provides all the necessary training required by Florida Statute 61.125., established October 1, 2009. This program meets all the Standards established in the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts Guidelines for Parenting Coordination Comprehensive Training. It also is in compliance with several other states and jurisdictions requiring Parenting Coordination training. In order to become a Parent Coordinatior in Florida, you must also be a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator.
This program will be presented by the following faculty members: Allyson Tomchin, LCSW, Professor Susan Dubow, Dr. Elinor Robin,
General Magistrate Barbara Beilly, Steven Leigh, PhD and Board Certified Family
Attorney Ken Gordon. Visit our Faculty Page to view bios of Faculty
Members.
PROGRAM FEE ONLY $595.00
Classes are from 8:30am to 5:30pm each day
Program Schedule
| Mar 14,15 & 17, 2013 |
Thu, Fri & Sun |
Nova Univ, Miami |
| June 20-22, 2013 |
Thu - Sat |
Nova Univ, Orlando |
| Oct 24-26, 2013 |
Thu - Sat |
Nova Univ, Ft Lauderdale |
Attorneys receive 28 CLER hrs
Florida Licensed Mental Health Professionals receive 24 CEU hrs
Family and Dependency Mediators receive 11.8 CME hrs, which include 1.2-diversity,
4.8-domestic violence and 5.8-general
County and Circuit Civil Mediators receive 6.0 CME hrs which includes 4.8-domestic violence and 1.2-diversity
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- How to deal with high conflict parents
- How to diffuse anger and find viable methods of handling issues
- How and when to mediate and resolve conflicts between parents and children
- When to be the mediator, negotiator, facilitator or decision maker
- How to teach parents negotiation and conflict resolution skills
- What are the ethical standards for Parenting Coordinators and how they affect your daily practice
- How to identify and understand the judicial system practices and procedures that relate to parenting issues
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Why Select Mediation Training Group?
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We offer discounts on the Family Mediation Training Program and the Parenting Coordination Program if you take both
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We also offer group discounts and student discounts
- We provide you with all the forms and other information you need to start your practice
- We do a section on Marketing Your Conflict Resolution Business
- Free monthly teleconferences with Professor Susan Dubow, Dr Elinor Robin and
mediators
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Mailing Address
Mediation Training Group
21218 St. Andrews Blvd., #112
Boca Raton , FL 33433
Telephone # 561-241-0413/561-852-1633
Fax # 561-558-9560
info@mediationtraininggroup.com
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