Meeting/Event Information
[Mosten Mediation Training] Advanced Collaborative Training w/ Forrest "Woody" Mosten
OACP Members & Friends - Use Code MG200OFF and receive $200 off the ticket price
This two-day advanced online training is designed for experienced collaborative professionals looking to deepen their skills, explore innovative approaches, and strengthen their team-based practice. Led by Forrest “Woody” Mosten, this program blends demonstration, discussion, and reflective practice—offering real tools for real cases.
Whether you’re navigating high-conflict dynamics, rethinking roles in interdisciplinary teams, or aiming to empower clients through informed decision-making, this course is built to challenge, support, and elevate your collaborative work.
This training is for mediators, lawyers, therapists, coaches, financial and collaborative professionals who have completed an Intro to Collaborative training and/or have prior mediation experience. (Specific topics are highlighted below.)
Registration now open!
Date:
October 9 & 10, 2025
9:30AM – 2:00PM PT (12:30PM – 5:00PM ET) with 30 min break
Tuition:
Advanced Collaborative Training
$795 – Standard Tuition
Training Topics:
- Nuanced Collaborative Craft
- Convening with Litigators in the Collaborative Process
- Protocols for Second Opinions
- Applying Bowen Theory: Self-Soothing and Self-Confrontation
- Collaborative Interventions During Active Litigation
- Ensuring Informed Consent in Closing the Process
- Handling Emotions from New Partner Dating
- Reflective Practice on Challenging Cases
- Consumer-Oriented Approaches to Collaborative Practice
- Neutral Team Member Selection
- Consulting Lawyers in Mediation with Disqualification Agreements
- Confidentiality of Team Meetings
- Empowering Clients Through Presentation of Offers
- Tools for Breaking Impasse: Apology, Forgiveness & De-Positioning
- Confidential Mini-Evaluations for Financial and Mental Health Issues
- Collaborative Team Settlement Proposals
Refund Policy
Refunds are considered on a case-by-case basis. If a request is made, the request is discussed by the board or committee and a refund is made if that’s the board or committee’s decision.
