Effective Allyship: Connecting Across Differences (Part 2)
Workshop 2 created opportunities for dialogue among participants to check in about how the tools and skills learned in Part 1. The session was not recorded.
Effective Allyship: Connecting Across Differences (Part 1)
This two-part workshop series will focus on the skills and tools needed to build relationships across differences and will be led by Matthew Freeman and Dr. David Campt. Part 1 took place on February 17, 2022. Part 2, a continuation of Part 1, is on March 17, 2022. No recording available.
APFM Webinar: How Fathers Experience Family Mediation – Findings from a New Zealand Study
This 90-minute presentation was held on January 26, 2022. The webinar highlights fathers’ experiences of bias and powerlessness in mediation, viewed against the current socio-political backdrop of gender power struggles within the modern family.
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APFM Webinar: Update on Advanced Credentialing for All Mediators
This 90-minute presentation was held November 30, 2021. It provides insights and information on the status and strategies associated with creation of a nationally recognized performance-based credentialing program for all professional mediators.
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Google Ads for Family Mediators: Delivering Potential Clients to Your Website with the Flip of a Switch
This 60-minute presentation, recorded May 26, 2021, addresses how to effectively deploy Google Ads to deliver potential clients to your website with a goal toward getting them to inquire about your services.
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Mediating a Divorce When a Child Has Autism Spectrum Disorder – Part 2 – Financial Issues
This 90-minute presentation, recorded April 30, 2021, addresses the financial issues involved when mediating a divorce where a child has autism spectrum disorder.
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