Becoming a family mediator requires formal education and experience in psychology, social work, or law enforcement. The job involves helping families deal with differences and face adversity as a unit. Licensing requirements and annual educational requirements may apply. Job opportunities include positions with counseling agencies, mediation centers, or government agencies. Many divorce attorneys refer clients […]
Mediation services are increasingly used in business to manage and resolve conflicts, improve communication, and prevent issues affecting employee morale and productivity. However, there is no national mediation certification process in the US, and requirements vary by state. It is important to ensure any training program is recognized by the local jurisdiction to attract clients […]
