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Conflict – Hidden cost of change in the workplace
09/12/2024
This work is a compilation of my experiences as an HR Specialist in Workplace Relations, including notes, learnings, and antidotes from the journeys of people

Family Law Act Amendments
29/11/2024
This is a perennial post providing updates on amendments to the Family Law Act 1975

How to Choose the Right Mediator
21/11/2024
Welcome! Are you looking for help to resolve a dispute, solve a people problem or navigate your separation or divorce? This post is designed to

Trauma Informed Mediation – Mediator Musings Podcast
02/11/2024
Listen to our Trauma Informed Mediation podcast for insights on how to make mediation safe and supportive for people with trauma loads.

NMAS to AMDRAS Transition Rules
07/10/2024
NMAS to AMDRAS Transition rules for the transition which will take place between 1.7.2024 and 1.7.2025

Complaint Handling Service
30/09/2024
Find out more about the Mediation Institute Independent Complaint Handling Service for dispute resolution professionals.
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2025 Case management - Case Management and Ethical Compliance for Mediators and FDRPs in Australia
Joanne covers various aspects of case management ...including relevant regulations, risk management, documentation, and communication to ensure quality client outcomes.
This session also touches on the mandatory information and procedures required for Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs) and nationally accredited mediators. Explore topics like the importance of confidentiality, legal advice boundaries, conflict of interest scenarios, and updates to professional standards and legislation.
Perfect for accredited mediators, FDRPs, and anyone involved in dispute resolution.
00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgements
00:57 Overview of Case Management
05:06 Regulations and Rules in Case Management
08:06 Risk Management in Dispute Resolution
09:09 Legal and Compliance Issues
16:19 Confidentiality and Inadmissibility
31:57 Conflict of Interest and Ethical Standards
34:26 Documentation and Record Keeping
41:53 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsShow More

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2025 Case management - Case Management and Ethical Compliance for Mediators and FDRPs in Australia
Join Joanne Law from Mediation Institute in this detailed presentation ...
Join Joanne Law from Mediation Institute in this detailed presentation on case management and ethical practices for dispute resolution practitioners. Current May 2025.
Joanne covers various aspects of case management ...including relevant regulations, risk management, documentation, and communication to ensure quality client outcomes.
This session also touches on the mandatory information and procedures required for Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs) and nationally accredited mediators. Explore topics like the importance of confidentiality, legal advice boundaries, conflict of interest scenarios, and updates to professional standards and legislation.
Perfect for accredited mediators, FDRPs, and anyone involved in dispute resolution.
00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgements
00:57 Overview of Case Management
05:06 Regulations and Rules in Case Management
08:06 Risk Management in Dispute Resolution
09:09 Legal and Compliance Issues
16:19 Confidentiality and Inadmissibility
31:57 Conflict of Interest and Ethical Standards
34:26 Documentation and Record Keeping
41:53 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsShow More
Joanne covers various aspects of case management ...including relevant regulations, risk management, documentation, and communication to ensure quality client outcomes.
This session also touches on the mandatory information and procedures required for Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners (FDRPs) and nationally accredited mediators. Explore topics like the importance of confidentiality, legal advice boundaries, conflict of interest scenarios, and updates to professional standards and legislation.
Perfect for accredited mediators, FDRPs, and anyone involved in dispute resolution.
00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgements
00:57 Overview of Case Management
05:06 Regulations and Rules in Case Management
08:06 Risk Management in Dispute Resolution
09:09 Legal and Compliance Issues
16:19 Confidentiality and Inadmissibility
31:57 Conflict of Interest and Ethical Standards
34:26 Documentation and Record Keeping
41:53 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsShow More

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20 Mediator Musings - Jill Goldson and Cheryl Lacey. Children, Schools and Family Law
Managing Family Law and Child Welfare in Schools: Expert Insights with ...
Managing Family Law and Child Welfare in Schools: Expert Insights with Jill Goldson and Cheryl Lacey
In this episode of Mediator Musings, hosted by Joanne Law, two esteemed experts, Jill Goldson ...and Cheryl Lacey, discuss the crucial intersection of family law, children, and educational institutions.
Jill Goldson, a director at FMC, researcher, author, and passionate advocate for keeping families out of court, joins with Cheryl Lacey, an education advisor and author, to delve into the impact family separations and disputes have on children and schools.
They explore the roles educators play, the importance of maintaining boundaries, and ways to support children through challenging circumstances without involving schools unnecessarily. Key points include the effects of adversarial legal processes, the distinction between children and students, and the importance of appropriate training for educators to handle sensitive family issues respectfully and effectively.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions
01:04 Why Discuss Family Law and Schools?
01:34 The Intersection of Family Law and Education
02:33 Advocating for Keeping Families Out of Court
07:15 Child Participation in Family Law
11:10 Challenges Faced by Schools and Educators
19:57 Training and Support for Educators
29:15 The Role of Schools in Family Disputes
38:54 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
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In this episode of Mediator Musings, hosted by Joanne Law, two esteemed experts, Jill Goldson ...and Cheryl Lacey, discuss the crucial intersection of family law, children, and educational institutions.
Jill Goldson, a director at FMC, researcher, author, and passionate advocate for keeping families out of court, joins with Cheryl Lacey, an education advisor and author, to delve into the impact family separations and disputes have on children and schools.
They explore the roles educators play, the importance of maintaining boundaries, and ways to support children through challenging circumstances without involving schools unnecessarily. Key points include the effects of adversarial legal processes, the distinction between children and students, and the importance of appropriate training for educators to handle sensitive family issues respectfully and effectively.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions
01:04 Why Discuss Family Law and Schools?
01:34 The Intersection of Family Law and Education
02:33 Advocating for Keeping Families Out of Court
07:15 Child Participation in Family Law
11:10 Challenges Faced by Schools and Educators
19:57 Training and Support for Educators
29:15 The Role of Schools in Family Disputes
38:54 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
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Volunteering with Matt Lockwood - ICDRS
This recorded presentation features a collaboration between the ...
This recorded presentation features a collaboration between the Mediation Institute and Interact Support Incorporated, focusing on dispute resolution training and services in Australia. The primary speaker, Matt Lockwood, a leader ...in the I-C-D-R-S project, shares his experiences in community mediation. He discusses the challenges and successes in providing dispute resolution services to those falling through gaps of existing systems. Insights include the development of the I-C-D-R-S model, the importance of community involvement, and securing mediation hours through volunteering. The session also discusses the impact of recently dismantled community justice centers and strategies for accessing mediation services through volunteering and partnerships.
00:00 Introduction to Mediation Institute and Interact Support
00:43 Matt Lockwood's Journey in Dispute Resolution
01:37 Challenges and Solutions in Community Mediation
02:54 ICDRS Business Model and Community Impact
04:41 Volunteering and Building Mediation Experience
07:51 Co-Mediation and Unique Opportunities
08:59 Expanding Mediation Through Volunteering
16:07 The Importance of Intake in Mediation
18:28 Exploring Community Justice Centers
19:01 Outreach and Volunteer Efforts
19:56 Challenges and Opportunities in Mediation
21:28 Online Mediation and Volunteer Roles
21:34 Community Justice Centers Closure Impact
23:14 Mediation Practices and Training
26:47 Engaging with the Community
30:22 Joining and Contributing to I-C-D-R-SShow More
00:00 Introduction to Mediation Institute and Interact Support
00:43 Matt Lockwood's Journey in Dispute Resolution
01:37 Challenges and Solutions in Community Mediation
02:54 ICDRS Business Model and Community Impact
04:41 Volunteering and Building Mediation Experience
07:51 Co-Mediation and Unique Opportunities
08:59 Expanding Mediation Through Volunteering
16:07 The Importance of Intake in Mediation
18:28 Exploring Community Justice Centers
19:01 Outreach and Volunteer Efforts
19:56 Challenges and Opportunities in Mediation
21:28 Online Mediation and Volunteer Roles
21:34 Community Justice Centers Closure Impact
23:14 Mediation Practices and Training
26:47 Engaging with the Community
30:22 Joining and Contributing to I-C-D-R-SShow More

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29 Dr Jakie King - Design Thinking
In this episode of Mediator Musings, host Joanne Law, Director of ...
In this episode of Mediator Musings, host Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute speaks with Dr. Jackie King, a former lawyer and academic with a profound interest in conflict resolution, mediation, ...and the concept of 'otherness.'
Dr. King shares her journey from law to academia, her advocacy work for refugees, and her use of design thinking in mediation. They delve into the principles of design thinking, its application to conflict resolution, and social cohesion. The conversation also highlights Dr. King's book, "The Ultimate Other," emphasizing empathy, personal growth, and societal unity. Listeners can learn more about Dr. King's work through her website. Dr Jackie King (https://www.drjackieking.com.au/)
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Dr. King shares her journey from law to academia, her advocacy work for refugees, and her use of design thinking in mediation. They delve into the principles of design thinking, its application to conflict resolution, and social cohesion. The conversation also highlights Dr. King's book, "The Ultimate Other," emphasizing empathy, personal growth, and societal unity. Listeners can learn more about Dr. King's work through her website. Dr Jackie King (https://www.drjackieking.com.au/)
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Empowering Women Through Mediation: Skills for a Better Future
Welcome to our rescheduled session, 'Accelerate Action: Women ...
Welcome to our rescheduled session, 'Accelerate Action: Women Negotiating a Better Future Through Mediation,' originally planned for International Women's Day.
Our panel includes:
- Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute ...and co-founder of Interact Support, FDR Practitioner and Accredited Mediator AMDRAS https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannelaw/
- Dee Hardy, Shifting Tides Counselling and Mediation, FDR Practitioner (FDRP), Accredited Mediator, AMDRAS and counselor https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8F%96shifting-tides-counselling-and-mediation-%F0%9F%A4%9D%F0%9F%8F%BC-dee-hardy-6a56a0220/
- Nicole Morton, Relational Intelligence and Dispute Resolution Accredited Mediator, AMDRAS and expert in nonviolent communication, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-morton-19720858/
- Laura Mazen, AchieveAble and Sharp Mediation, Accredited Mediator AMDRAS workplace mediator. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-mazin/
They share insights on mediation techniques, active listening, empathy, and self-reflection, emphasising the importance of these skills in both professional and personal settings. The discussion highlights strategies for transforming conflict into constructive dialogue, managing fear, and setting supportive structures in relationships.
Perfect for mediators and anyone interested in enhancing their interpersonal communication skills.
00:00 Introduction and Session Rescheduling
00:40 Panel Introductions
03:56 Discussion on Mediation Skills
05:36 Nonviolent Communication and Conflict Resolution
08:25 Active Listening and Understanding
12:47 Self-Reflection and Managing Triggers
18:22 Pre-Mediation and Confidential Spaces
20:39 Support Systems and Conflict Management
26:44 Overcoming Personal Barriers
27:48 Building Confidence in Mediation
28:20 The Role of Empathy in Conflict Resolution
29:38 The Power of Taking Breaks
30:46 Nonverbal Communication and Mediation
31:04 Challenges of Online Mediation
31:38 Handling Apologies and Resolutions
32:50 Active Listening and Paraphrasing
34:00 Supporting Friends in Conflict
36:55 Empathy Buddies and Nonviolent Communication
40:58 Managing Fear in Conflict
43:16 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsShow More
Our panel includes:
- Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute ...and co-founder of Interact Support, FDR Practitioner and Accredited Mediator AMDRAS https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannelaw/
- Dee Hardy, Shifting Tides Counselling and Mediation, FDR Practitioner (FDRP), Accredited Mediator, AMDRAS and counselor https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8F%96shifting-tides-counselling-and-mediation-%F0%9F%A4%9D%F0%9F%8F%BC-dee-hardy-6a56a0220/
- Nicole Morton, Relational Intelligence and Dispute Resolution Accredited Mediator, AMDRAS and expert in nonviolent communication, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-morton-19720858/
- Laura Mazen, AchieveAble and Sharp Mediation, Accredited Mediator AMDRAS workplace mediator. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-mazin/
They share insights on mediation techniques, active listening, empathy, and self-reflection, emphasising the importance of these skills in both professional and personal settings. The discussion highlights strategies for transforming conflict into constructive dialogue, managing fear, and setting supportive structures in relationships.
Perfect for mediators and anyone interested in enhancing their interpersonal communication skills.
00:00 Introduction and Session Rescheduling
00:40 Panel Introductions
03:56 Discussion on Mediation Skills
05:36 Nonviolent Communication and Conflict Resolution
08:25 Active Listening and Understanding
12:47 Self-Reflection and Managing Triggers
18:22 Pre-Mediation and Confidential Spaces
20:39 Support Systems and Conflict Management
26:44 Overcoming Personal Barriers
27:48 Building Confidence in Mediation
28:20 The Role of Empathy in Conflict Resolution
29:38 The Power of Taking Breaks
30:46 Nonverbal Communication and Mediation
31:04 Challenges of Online Mediation
31:38 Handling Apologies and Resolutions
32:50 Active Listening and Paraphrasing
34:00 Supporting Friends in Conflict
36:55 Empathy Buddies and Nonviolent Communication
40:58 Managing Fear in Conflict
43:16 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsShow More

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March 2025 AMDRAS Standards Webinar for Students
In this presentation, we dive into the AMDRAS professional domains and ...
In this presentation, we dive into the AMDRAS professional domains and standards, exploring the transition from NMAS to AMDRAS, effective July 1, 2025. Discover the new AMDRA website, changes in ...practice, and the expanded standards focusing on four domains: Professional Knowledge, Professional Skills, Professional Ethics and Responsibilities, and Professional Development Obligations.
Learn about accreditation requirements, ethical considerations, maintaining confidentiality, and practical skills for mediators. Stay informed on new pathways, specialisations, and continuing professional development (CPD) requirements in the mediation landscape.
00:00 Introduction to AMDRAS Standards
00:12 Transition to the New AMDRAS Website
01:22 Key Focus Areas of Professional Practice
01:51 Training and Assessment Requirements
02:09 Character and Accreditation Obligations
04:03 Professional Indemnity Insurance and Fees
04:49 Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
05:02 Levels of Accreditation and Specialisations
09:41 Professional Knowledge and Skills
17:05 Ethical and Legal Obligations
28:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
29:15 Practical Considerations and ToolsShow More
Learn about accreditation requirements, ethical considerations, maintaining confidentiality, and practical skills for mediators. Stay informed on new pathways, specialisations, and continuing professional development (CPD) requirements in the mediation landscape.
00:00 Introduction to AMDRAS Standards
00:12 Transition to the New AMDRAS Website
01:22 Key Focus Areas of Professional Practice
01:51 Training and Assessment Requirements
02:09 Character and Accreditation Obligations
04:03 Professional Indemnity Insurance and Fees
04:49 Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
05:02 Levels of Accreditation and Specialisations
09:41 Professional Knowledge and Skills
17:05 Ethical and Legal Obligations
28:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
29:15 Practical Considerations and ToolsShow More

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Mediation within Return to Work with Karishma Chandiramani
The Role of Mediation in Return to Work: A Practical Guide In this ...
The Role of Mediation in Return to Work: A Practical Guide
In this enlightening session, an experienced mediator and senior rehab case manager shares her insights on the critical role of ...mediation in the return to work process.
From discussing the voluntary nature of mediation to the importance of impartiality and effective communication, the presentation covers numerous practical aspects and real-world examples. The speaker, passionate about her work, stresses how mediation principles apply to everyday life and the workplace, especially during sensitive scenarios like return to work. This video will be invaluable for those involved in mediation, rehab counseling, and workplace management. Stay tuned for key insights and tips on enhancing your mediation practices.
00:00 Introduction and Speaker Background
02:16 Understanding Mediation
04:05 Challenges in Mediation
06:20 Role of Impartiality and Voluntariness
12:20 Emotional and Social Aspects of Return to Work
13:30 Common Scenarios and Role Clarity
16:27 Inclusivity and Collaboration in Mediation
24:05 Legal Considerations in Mediation
24:45 Ensuring Accessibility and Flexibility
25:20 Role of Support Persons in Mediation
26:11 Maintaining Impartiality and Respect
27:14 Equal Opportunity and Time Management
28:12 Mediation Process Overview
29:23 Effective Communication Strategies
33:25 Encouraging Participation and Trust
36:23 Solution-Focused Mediation
41:32 Handling Difficult Situations
45:54 Q&A and Final ThoughtsShow More
In this enlightening session, an experienced mediator and senior rehab case manager shares her insights on the critical role of ...mediation in the return to work process.
From discussing the voluntary nature of mediation to the importance of impartiality and effective communication, the presentation covers numerous practical aspects and real-world examples. The speaker, passionate about her work, stresses how mediation principles apply to everyday life and the workplace, especially during sensitive scenarios like return to work. This video will be invaluable for those involved in mediation, rehab counseling, and workplace management. Stay tuned for key insights and tips on enhancing your mediation practices.
00:00 Introduction and Speaker Background
02:16 Understanding Mediation
04:05 Challenges in Mediation
06:20 Role of Impartiality and Voluntariness
12:20 Emotional and Social Aspects of Return to Work
13:30 Common Scenarios and Role Clarity
16:27 Inclusivity and Collaboration in Mediation
24:05 Legal Considerations in Mediation
24:45 Ensuring Accessibility and Flexibility
25:20 Role of Support Persons in Mediation
26:11 Maintaining Impartiality and Respect
27:14 Equal Opportunity and Time Management
28:12 Mediation Process Overview
29:23 Effective Communication Strategies
33:25 Encouraging Participation and Trust
36:23 Solution-Focused Mediation
41:32 Handling Difficult Situations
45:54 Q&A and Final ThoughtsShow More

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Facilitative Mediation_ Process, Skills, and Strategies - AI -1
This episode is an experimental use of AI and based on transcripts and ...
This episode is an experimental use of AI and based on transcripts and tools from Mediation Institute mediator training guidance for the new AMDRAS Certificate of Training course in Mediation.
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A visual guide for Pre Mediation effectiveness
Understanding the Pre-Mediation Process: A Complete Guide In this ...
Understanding the Pre-Mediation Process: A Complete Guide
In this presentation from the Mediation Institute AMDRAS Certificate of Training course, you will learn about the crucial steps involved in the pre-mediation process. ...
This overview includes the mediator's opening statements, issue identification, risk screening, and process preparation. Detailed explanations cover assessing mediation appropriateness, preparing clients for negotiations, and defining the mediator and participant roles. You'll also understand the importance of voluntary participation, confidentiality, and setting ground rules. The session ends with summarising progress and outlining the next steps.
Note: This is not an example of the process used by Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners in the Family Law Context where there is a more extensive screening for family violence and more information about participants' obligations under Family Law, for example, Best Interests of the Child and Duty of Disclosure.
In other contexts, this is ideal for aspiring mediators, HR professionals, or anyone facilitating conflict resolutions.
00:00 Introduction to Pre-Mediation Process
00:11 Overview of Pre-Mediation Steps
01:26 Mediator's Obligations and Client Preparation
02:44 Key Information in Mediator's Opening Statements
04:15 Understanding the Issues Stage
05:55 Risk and Suitability Screening
08:48 Preparing for Mediation
12:58 Summary and Next Steps
15:13 Conclusion and Further ResourcesShow More
In this presentation from the Mediation Institute AMDRAS Certificate of Training course, you will learn about the crucial steps involved in the pre-mediation process. ...
This overview includes the mediator's opening statements, issue identification, risk screening, and process preparation. Detailed explanations cover assessing mediation appropriateness, preparing clients for negotiations, and defining the mediator and participant roles. You'll also understand the importance of voluntary participation, confidentiality, and setting ground rules. The session ends with summarising progress and outlining the next steps.
Note: This is not an example of the process used by Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners in the Family Law Context where there is a more extensive screening for family violence and more information about participants' obligations under Family Law, for example, Best Interests of the Child and Duty of Disclosure.
In other contexts, this is ideal for aspiring mediators, HR professionals, or anyone facilitating conflict resolutions.
00:00 Introduction to Pre-Mediation Process
00:11 Overview of Pre-Mediation Steps
01:26 Mediator's Obligations and Client Preparation
02:44 Key Information in Mediator's Opening Statements
04:15 Understanding the Issues Stage
05:55 Risk and Suitability Screening
08:48 Preparing for Mediation
12:58 Summary and Next Steps
15:13 Conclusion and Further ResourcesShow More

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What is Family Group Conferencing and how to become a Facilitator.
Join Eve Claire, an experienced family group conference facilitator ...
Join Eve Claire, an experienced family group conference facilitator and trainer who collaborates with Mediation Institute to offer Family Group Conference Facilitator Training. https://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au/family-group-conference-facilitator-training/
Eve shares her insights and experiences from ...13 years of working with Family Group Conferencing (FGC) and emphasises its importance in empowering families to create plans for the future.
Learn about the origins, process, and benefits of FGC, and get an overview of the training and support available for becoming a facilitator. This webinar is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in the family preservation and child safety elements of Family Group Conferencing.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:27 Overview of Family Group Conferencing
01:06 Acknowledging Traditional Owners
01:43 Personal Journey with Family Group Conferencing
04:11 The Process and Benefits of Family Group Conferencing
09:49 Involving Children in Family Group Conferencing
12:29 Stages of a Family Group Conference
28:55 Training and Becoming a Facilitator
33:16 Q&A and Closing RemarksShow More
Eve shares her insights and experiences from ...13 years of working with Family Group Conferencing (FGC) and emphasises its importance in empowering families to create plans for the future.
Learn about the origins, process, and benefits of FGC, and get an overview of the training and support available for becoming a facilitator. This webinar is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in the family preservation and child safety elements of Family Group Conferencing.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:27 Overview of Family Group Conferencing
01:06 Acknowledging Traditional Owners
01:43 Personal Journey with Family Group Conferencing
04:11 The Process and Benefits of Family Group Conferencing
09:49 Involving Children in Family Group Conferencing
12:29 Stages of a Family Group Conference
28:55 Training and Becoming a Facilitator
33:16 Q&A and Closing RemarksShow More

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28 Dan Mortimer - Mediator Musings on Relationship Marketing
Join Joanne Law on 'Mediator Musings', the podcast by mediators for ...
Join Joanne Law on 'Mediator Musings', the podcast by mediators for mediators to learn and grow!
This episode delves into marketing and professional practice building with expert insights from Dan Mortimer ...of Performance Laws. Discover the art of cultivating relationships and enhancing your mediation practice. Great for beginners and seasoned professionals.
Tune in, get inspired, and elevate your mediation practice development journey!
Visit our websites at http://www.performancelaws.com (https://www.performancelaws.com) , http://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au (https://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au) and http://www.mimembers.au (https://www.mimembers.au) for more resources and upcoming events.
Don't miss out; subscribe now and stay tuned!
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This episode delves into marketing and professional practice building with expert insights from Dan Mortimer ...of Performance Laws. Discover the art of cultivating relationships and enhancing your mediation practice. Great for beginners and seasoned professionals.
Tune in, get inspired, and elevate your mediation practice development journey!
Visit our websites at http://www.performancelaws.com (https://www.performancelaws.com) , http://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au (https://www.mediationinstitute.edu.au) and http://www.mimembers.au (https://www.mimembers.au) for more resources and upcoming events.
Don't miss out; subscribe now and stay tuned!
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2024 in Review: Mediation Institute Highlights and Future Plans
Join Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute, as she reviews the ...
Join Joanne Law, Director of Mediation Institute, as she reviews the key achievements of 2024 and outlines exciting plans for the future.
This update covers new software implementations, course updates, ...member portal enhancements, and the transition to the Australian Mediator and Dispute Resolution Accreditation Standards (AMDRAS).
Joanne also discusses the expansion of professional development events, recognition of prior learning processes, and Mediation Institute's commitment to promoting mediation awareness.
Additionally, she expresses her gratitude to the Mediation Institute team for their dedication and hard work. Stay tuned for more updates as we look forward to another productive year in 2025!
00:00 Welcome to 2024 in Review
00:22 New Member Portal and Tools
00:50 Professional Development and Events
02:14 Transition to AMDRAS
03:17 Graduate Diploma Course Updates
04:23 Recognition of Prior Learning Process
05:13 Immediation Software and Member Services
06:07 International Mediation Awareness Week
06:42 Heartfelt Thank You and Holiday WishesShow More
This update covers new software implementations, course updates, ...member portal enhancements, and the transition to the Australian Mediator and Dispute Resolution Accreditation Standards (AMDRAS).
Joanne also discusses the expansion of professional development events, recognition of prior learning processes, and Mediation Institute's commitment to promoting mediation awareness.
Additionally, she expresses her gratitude to the Mediation Institute team for their dedication and hard work. Stay tuned for more updates as we look forward to another productive year in 2025!
00:00 Welcome to 2024 in Review
00:22 New Member Portal and Tools
00:50 Professional Development and Events
02:14 Transition to AMDRAS
03:17 Graduate Diploma Course Updates
04:23 Recognition of Prior Learning Process
05:13 Immediation Software and Member Services
06:07 International Mediation Awareness Week
06:42 Heartfelt Thank You and Holiday WishesShow More