Mediator Meet Up members only: July 14, 2026
About the Event
Mediating family matters demands neutrality, patience, empathy, active listening, creativity, and the ability to inspire confidence—skills that professionals across disciplines bring to the table.
Join us for our quarterly Mediator Meetups, a virtual hour of camaraderie, meaningful discussion, and shared learning. Open to financial experts, attorneys, and mental health professionals, these sessions provide a space to connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen our approach to family dispute resolution.
Keep an eye on your inbox for announcements and links—emails with “CCND” in the subject line will have all the details. We look forward to seeing you there!
Registration and Meeting Details
Members Only! Active members must log in to register and receive link. Link will be provided upon registration. Please do not share link with non-members.
Topic
“Improving Outcomes for Families Through Structured Co-Parenting Communication” featuring Rebecca Perra from OurFamilyWizard to discuss the importance of structured communication and the importance of better communication ultimately leading to better outcomes for families; and how mediators can ethically and effectively reference communication platforms.
This 45-minute presentation is tailored for mediators seeking effective, neutral tools to manage communication in family cases. It explores how structured communication technology, such as OurFamilyWizard, can support the mediator’s role by reducing misunderstandings, increasing transparency, and helping parties stay focused on resolution. Attendees will learn how parents and family law practitioners use the platform to document communication, manage shared responsibilities, and create a reliable record without compromising mediator neutrality or confidentiality. The session will include practical examples of mediation agreements and court orders that incorporate platform use, along with a live demonstration of key features such as messaging, scheduling, expense tracking, and practitioner access. Mediators will leave with actionable strategies, sample language, and a clearer understanding of how integrating communication technology can streamline the mediation process, reduce impasse, and promote more durable agreements for families.
Continuing Education Notice
We do not approve CLE, CE, or CEU credits for our programs. Each professional is responsible for determining whether participation may qualify for continuing education credit within their own profession and jurisdiction and for self-reporting as appropriate.
Certificates are not issued for CCND trainings except for the 40-Hour Basic Family & Divorce Mediation Training and the Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training. For all other programs, no certificate of attendance will be provided.
Cancellations / Refunds
Please note that all events are subject to change or cancellation. In the event of cancellation, registered participants will receive a full refund of any payments made. We will make every effort to notify attendees as soon as possible in the event of any changes or cancellations. Refund requests for any other reason will be considered on a case-by-case basis and may be subject to administrative fees. Please see specific event for date after which no refunds will be issued for any reason and after which registration closes.
