In Person 40 Hour Mediation Certification Course for Everyone - Reno/Tahoe, NV USA

Mediation and Conflict Resolution Training for Workplace, Home and Community Disputes

Since 2002 The Neighborhood Mediation Center has offered the go to, week-long intensive, in-person class that so many people are talking about. Dawn Rafferty, Monica Kales, and their cadre of seasoned coaches will be delivering this class in collaboration with the University of Nevada, Reno, Extended Studies once in 2024. Please reserve your place early.

This course teaches you how to handle disagreements and conflicts in various situations. It’s helpful for work, home, and community interactions. Created by Extended Studies and the Neighborhood Mediation Center, this course is in-person, engaging, and practical, offering skills for resolving conflicts and managing difficult conversations.

People from all backgrounds can benefit from this course. It’s great for professionals and non-professionals alike. You’ll learn how to conduct a mediation to help others work through tough conversations, manage disagreements, and solve problems.

This course satisfies the minimum requirements for entry into many mediation programs and rosters across the US, and includes CEUs from a variety of organizations.

The courses cover these topics:

• The steps of mediation

• How conflicts and negotiations work

• Understanding and controlling your own feelings

• Different ways to help in conflicts

• Mediation theories and how to use them

• Best ways to talk and listen

• How to be fair and follow ethical rules

Approved CEUs:

• HRCI- 35 HR General

• SHRM- 35 PDCs

• State of NV Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists- 40 hours

• Judicial Council of CA- 35.5 hours toward initial 40-hour child custody mediator, recommending counselor, & directors training, 8 hours annual continuing education, and 24 hours additional directors training

• Board of Examiners for Social Workers-35.00 hours with 4.0 Ethics

• NV Board of CLE- 32.5 general credits, 3.5 ethics credits