Not every family dispute is safe to treat as an ordinary negotiation.
Understand interpersonal violence, economic abuse, screening concerns, and ethical judgment in the sensitive setting of divorce and family mediation.
A focused look at the subjects covered in Spotting Abuse in Family Cases.
Definitions, forms, root causes, impacts, and methods of screening for interpersonal violence.
Spotting economic abuse in divorce and understanding its implications for the process.
How to prepare for mediation when complex family dynamics affect participation.
Ethical pitfalls to avoid in divorce mediations.
Family mediators and other certified mediators who encounter abuse-related dynamics in 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: 3 Hours Family CME. Confirm any applicable certification and renewal requirements.
The published designation for FAM2001 is three hours of Family CME. Do not assume it satisfies a separate IPV requirement without confirming acceptance.
No. The course builds awareness and judgment; mediators must follow applicable screening, safety, reporting, and referral obligations.
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.