Review complexity and dilemmas in mediation practice including court, diversity, impasse, and ethical topics.

-Second segment of MA qualification-

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

Review complexity and dilemmas in mediation practice including court, diversity, impasse, and ethical topics.

-Second segment of MA qualification-

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

Celebrate as we close out Conflict Resolution Week with MV Mediation's 40th Anniversary Celebration on 5-9pm on October 19th at The Loft in Oak Bluffs.

All are welcome, there will be food, music, and a silent auction.

Event Details:
Date: October 19, 2024
Time: 5pm - 9pm
Location: The Loft in Oak Bluffs
9 Oak Bluffs Ave, Oak Bluffs, MA 02557

Conflict Resolution Week is October 14 -18 and this year's Conflict Resolution Day will be October 17, 2024!

Conflict Resolution Day was conceived in 2005 by Association of Conflict Resolution to:

• Promote awareness of mediation, arbitration, conciliation and other creative, peaceful means of resolving conflict;

• Promote the use of conflict resolution in schools, families, businesses, communities, governments and the legal system;

• Recognize the significant contributions of (peaceful) conflict resolvers;

• Obtain national synergy by having celebrations happen across the country and around the world on the same day.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

This course is designed for those seeking new approaches to workplace, relationship, family, community and professional conflicts.  Those planning to become mediators, conflict coaches and facilitators should take this course as preparation.  Each session can be attended independently. Sessions will be recorded. Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. 

Any in person offerings will have Zoom option.

Instructor Sara Barnes and mediators from MV Mediation.

This course is for those who want to learn the process of mediation in order to provide mediation services through their workplace or organization. If your goal is to join the MV Mediation roster, handle court referred small claims, housing or civil cases, take on estate, divorce, family or juvenile cases; an apprenticeship and additional course work may be required. Once you have taken a course with us we guide you through the process, so sign up!

Sessions will be recorded. 

Meetings will be by Zoom video conferencing. Any in-person offerings will have Zoom option. 

Many of the past participants have stated that the training to become a mediator has helped them in their work, family, and personal lives.  These skills have broad uses and the classes are fun and uplifting. Come ready to participate and interact.  All classes are by zoom.

If you want to become a Massachusetts qualified mediator these are the first 24 hours of 40 hours required training.

The fee for the course is on a Sliding scale —we do not turn anyone away for financial reasons.

Call or email for more information. 

Scholarships are available, please send email to info@mvmediation.org for more information.

MEDIATORS’ CHECK-IN

Wednesdays at 4 pm––all are welcome to join.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86378014243

• 9.25.24 - Meet our amazing apprentices

• 10.2.24 - Part 1—Housing mediators review of terms and practices   

• 10.9.24 - Part 2—Housing mediators court accessible agreements

• 10.16.24 - Handling feelings--sadness

• 10.23.24 - Handling feelings-anger

• 10.30.24 - Handling feelings-fear

• 11.6.24 - Mediators talk about the election and conflict resolution

• 11.13.24 - Meet this amazing mediator–TBD

• 11.20.24 - Guest speaker—Board of Directors President

• 11.27.24 - No Mediator Check in –Thanksgiving/Indigenous Day of Mourning

• 12.4.24 - Guest speaker—Local Consumer Program staff

• 12.11.24 - Guest speaker—Youth Program staff

• 12.18.24 - No Mediator Check in

• 12.25.24 - No Mediator Check in—Christmas Holiday

• 1.1.25 - No Mediator Check in—New Years Day

• 1.8.25 - Workplace Conflict series- case study

• 1.15.25 - Workplace Conflict series- tips and procedures

• 1.22.25 - Workplace Conflict series - role play

• 1.29.25 - Building confidence—telling stories

• 2.5.25 - Building confidence—talking smoothly

• 2.12.25 - Building confidence—getting out of your head

• 2.19.25 - Building confidence—undoing undermining phrases

The Art of Crafting Effective Questions for Mediators, Facilitators and Coaches.  We recommend attending all four, but each session will be helpful individually.

The Art of Crafting Effective Questions for Mediators, Facilitators and Coaches.  We recommend attending all four, but each session will be helpful individually.

The Art of Crafting Effective Questions for Mediators, Facilitators and Coaches.  We recommend attending all four, but each session will be helpful individually.

The Art of Crafting Effective Questions for Mediators, Facilitators and Coaches.  We recommend attending all four, but each session will be helpful individually.

Review complexity and dilemmas in mediation practice including court, diversity, impasse, and ethical topics.

-Second segment of MA qualification-