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Written for both lawyers and
laypersons, Becoming a Mediator provides:
- a complete overview of what mediation is
- information on where to get training and
certification
- practical advice about finding -- or creating
-- work
- examinations of careers in mediation, mediation
support and mediation-related fields
- sample rules and standards of conduct
This book also includes state-by-state listings
of mediation offices, plus a nationwide listing
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Becoming a Mediator: Your Guide to Career Opportunities
By Peter Lovenheim & Attorney Emily Doskow, Nolo Press
Description:
Mediation is a becoming a popular way to resolve legal disputes
-- and the need for qualified mediators is growing by leaps
and bounds.
If you're ready to explore a profession in this rapidly expanding
field, start with Becoming a Mediator. This book is not only
your guide to all the different career paths you can follow
-- it helps you evaluate whether a career in mediation is right
for you.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. What Is Mediation?
- A. The Mediator's Role
- B. Qualities of Mediation
- C. Types of Cases Mediators Hear
- D. What Mediation Looks Like
- E. Stages of the Mediation Session
- F. Written Agreements
2. Self-Evaluation: Is Mediation the Right Career for You?
- A. Motivations to Mediate
- B. Skills and Personality Traits of Successful Mediators
- C. Conclusion
3. Where Mediators Work
- A. Community Mediation Centers
- B. Court-Connected Mediation Programs
- C. Government Mediation Programs
- D. Private Dispute Resolution Companies
- E. Independent Mediators in Private Practice
- F. Corporate, Association, and In-House Mediation Programs
- G. Specialized Mediation Programs
4. Mediator Training and Education
- A. Licensing and Certification
- B. Where to Get Basic Training
- C. What to Expect in Basic Training
- D. Divorce Mediation
- E. Other Specialized Training
- F. Degree Programs in Dispute Resolution
5. Job Opportunities in Mediation
- A. Working for Community Mediation Centers
- B. Court-Connected Mediation Programs
- C. Government Mediation Programs
- D. State and Local Government Programs
- E. Private Dispute Resolution Companies
- F. Online Dispute Resolution
- G. Independent Mediators in Private Practice
6. Job Opportunities in Mediation Support
- A. Administration
- B. Case Management
- C. Sales and Development
- D. Service
7. Job Opportunities in Mediation-Related Fields
- A. Careers as an Ombudsperson
- B. Facilitation
- C. Training and Teaching
- D. Conflict Resolution Consulting and Coaching
- E. Some Final Words of Encouragement
Appendix A. Sample Rules of Mediation
Appendix B. Standards of Conduct for Mediators
- Appendix C. National and Regional Mediation Organizations
and Services
Appendix D. Statewide Mediation Offices
Appendix E. Degree and Certificate Programs in Conflict
Resolution
Index
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