Mediation Mastery · 40-Hour Training
Master the Art & Practice of Mediation
Build practical skills, gain real-world strategies, and learn from experienced mediators and distinguished guest speakers.
Presented in collaboration with Alternative Resolution Centers (ARC) and in affiliation with the Statewide California Mediation Association (SCMA).
Learn from leaders. Strengthen your skills. Elevate your practice.
In Proud Collaboration With
Course Highlights
Presented by
Leyla Balakhane, Professional Family Mediator · Jennifer Terando, Attorney-Mediator, Registered Nurse
- Civil Case Intensive – Develop practical strategies for mediating civil disputes through expert-led instruction and real-world application.
- Divorce Case Intensive – Explore the unique dynamics and challenges involved in mediating divorce matters.
- Practice & Marketing – Learn practical strategies to build, market, and grow a successful mediation practice.
- Distinguished Guest Speakers – Learn directly from experienced mediators, attorneys, judges, and leaders in the field.
- Role Plays & Simulations – Strengthen your skills through hands-on mediation exercises and realistic scenarios.
- Interactive Learning – Engage in a dynamic and highly participatory training experience.
- DRPA-Compliant Training – Designed to meet California Dispute Resolution Programs Act training requirements.
- Certificate of Completion – Earn a Mediation Mastery 40-Hour Training Certificate upon successful completion.
- Fully Live, Virtual Training – Participate in the complete program through live, interactive Zoom sessions and join from anywhere in the world.
- 12 Hours of California MCLE Credit – Approved participatory MCLE credit available through designated live sessions.
MCLE Credit
California attorneys may earn 12 hours of approved participatory MCLE credit by attending the designated live Zoom sessions:
January 12 & 13, 20276 Hours of MCLE Credit
January 19 & 20, 20276 Hours of MCLE Credit
Total: 12 Hours of Approved Participatory MCLE Credit
Attendance during the designated MCLE sessions is required to receive credit.
