Full Video Now Posted of Forum on Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice, Coaching and Limited Scope Representation

May 18, 2021

May 21 – Beyond Mediation Forum: Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice, Coaching and Limited Scope Representation

Hosts: Brian Galbraith and Forrest (Woody) Mosten

What can mediators learn from the online experience of other collaborative dispute resolution professionals? How do we best integrate online mediation with conflict & life coaching, collaborative practice and limited scope representation?

The presenters are as follows:

Pattie Porter
Sam Imperati
Amy Skogerson
Adam Cordover
Brian Galbraith
Woody Mosten

Overview

In considering our theme of what mediators can learn from the online experience of other collaborative dispute resolution professionals, we will be specifically considering the following:

Conflict Coaching, Pattie Porter
Public Policy Facilitation, Sam Imperati
Unbundled Services, Amy Skogerson; and
Collaborative Practice, Adam Cordover and Brian Galbraith

Resources:

Mosten Materials

Building a Successful Collaborative Practice (with Adam Cordover, ABA, 2018),
Complete Guide to Mediation (Effectively Representing Clients in Family Mediation), 2nd Edition (with Judge Elizabeth Potter Scully, ABA, 2015)
Collaborative Law Handbook (Wiley, 2009); Unbundled Legal Services (with Judge Elizabeth Potter Scully, ABA, 2017)
Mediation Career Guide (Wiley 2001)
Mosten, Macfarlane, and Scully, Educating The New Lawyer: Teaching Lawyers to Offer Unbundling and Other Client Centric Services, Dickinson Law Review (July 2018)
Mosten and Traum, Interdisciplinary Teamwork in Family Law Hostra Law Review (July 2018)
Mosten and Scully, Representing Clients Effectively in Family Mediation (with Elizabeth Potter Scully), Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (Summer, 2016)
Mosten, The Future of Mediation, 20 Predictions for 2030 Mediate.com (2015)
Mosten, Unbundled Legal Services to Enhance Peacemaking, Family Court Review, (July 2015)
Mosten, The Lawyer as Collaborative and Preventive Peacemaker, Reinventing the Practice of Law, In Herrera, Innovations in the Practice of Law (ABA, 2014)
Mosten, Unbundling in 2014: Recommendations for the Courts (ABA Judge’s Journal, Winter, 2014)
Mosten, Editor’s Introduction to Family Court Review’s Special Issue on Collaborative Practice 49 Family Court Review, No. 2, April 2011, p.211
Mosten, Future of Collaborative Practice: Vision for 2030
Mosten, Unbundling of Legal Services and the Family Lawyer, 28(3) Family Law Quarterly 421 (Fall 1994).

Additional topics raised by registrants for consideration:

Generally speaking, how do we best integrate interdisciplinary professionals online?
How do we best integrate online mediation and online mediation training with conflict & life coaching?
How do we best integrate online mediation with collaborative practice?
How can we best accomplish case consultation and mentorship online?
What clinical opportunities for gaining mediation experience exist or could exist online?
How can role plays and simulations best be utilized in training mediators online?
How can we best utilize recorded trainee video for feedback as part of online mediation training?
What online mediation and online mediation training research is needed?

Brian Galbraith

Brian Galbraith has mediated hundreds of cases and has assisted families in resolving all types of issues including those related to property division, support and parenting plans. He is a leader in the field of mediation and Collaborative Practice because of his commitment to helping families through the difficult transition of… MORE >

Forrest (Woody) Mosten

Forrest (Woody) Mosten Forrest (Woody) Mosten has been in private practice as a mediator since 1979 and currently is practicing mediation and collaborative law 100% online serving clients throughout the world. Woody is a founding partner of the Mosten-Guthrie Online Training Academy for Mediators and Collaborative Professionals. He is Adjunct Professor… MORE >