Recognize the warning signs. Take the ethical questions seriously.
A four-hour exploration of interpersonal violence, screening, economic abuse, and the professional responsibilities that arise when violence may affect mediation.
A focused look at the subjects covered in Interpersonal Violence II.
Definitions, forms, root causes, and impacts of interpersonal violence.
Screening methods and questions surrounding the duty to report.
Economic abuse, the preparation of parties, and process-related concerns in divorce disputes.
Professional choices, frequent divorce-related mistakes, and expectations surrounding mediation.
Mediators who need deeper interpersonal violence awareness, including those working with family disputes.
Apply all course principles in accordance with your certification standards and applicable professional rules.
Study on demand through the Westbay Learning Console™. Complete the course and access your certificate upon completion.
Credit: 4 Hours Interpersonal Violence Awareness. Confirm any applicable certification and renewal requirements.
This is the four-hour course and includes additional attention to economic abuse in divorce and broader professional issues.
No. Participation, safety, jurisdiction-specific rules, and professional competence must always be evaluated independently.
It is offered online for self-paced learning. Follow the current course instructions for participation and completion.
Call Westbay at (813) 966-4503 to discuss your course selection.