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Qualifications and Accreditations
- Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution
- Bachelors Degree – double Major in Industrial Relations and Political Science
- NMAS Accredited Mediator
- Diploma of Counselling
- Diploma of Training and Assessment
- Diploma of Frontline Management
- Diploma of Teaching
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Jo-Anne offers Family Mediation & Dispute Resolution Services in Western Australia and Australia wide via Video Mediation.
Her background of many years in professional development, training and education followed by retail have given her a depth of understanding in people. She is passionate about helping families and individuals to make empowered choices.
An advocate for the Older people ( Elder Mediation) she assists older people, their families and significant others with difficult conversations, to make plans and to reach outcomes to disagreements about to work towards resolutions for the older persons, respect for their rights and enhancing their safety.
ADRAMS Mediation Services is a Child and Family Focused Mediation Practice. Working with CALD & Indigenous communities with a renewed focus on Elder Mediation.
Recent posts
November 2019 Update
Monthly update for November 2019. What has happened in October and what is planned for November
Parenting Arrangements after Separation
The Australian institute of Family Studies has released new research on parenting arrangements after separation that provides some interesting insights.
Why can’t I use Internet Explorer anymore?
Why can’t I use Internet Explorer anymore? This post explains why.
Recent posts
What does it cost to become NMAS Accredited?
The three steps to becoming a NMAS Accredited Mediator.
Beat the fee increase
Beat the fee increase on the NMAS Mediator Training and Assessment Course and enrol before the 15th November 2019. Find out more.
Intro courses to help understand high conflict behaviour
Information about 2 edX courses being run by Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter from the High Conflict Institute
