UPCOMING CLINIC | 2012 CALENDAR | COST, REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
Upcoming Clinic
June 5: Restorative Justice*
Trainer: David Cherniss
How can we hold space for the grief and anger involved in facilitating a dialogue between the victim of a crime and the perpetrator? This clinic will focus on the principles of restorative justice and the techniques used, along with the similarities and differences to mediation. This workshop will also explore the effect on those who have gone through the process.
David Cherniss
David is the manager of the Juvenile Mediation Program and the Probate Court Investigations department for the San Mateo Superior Court. He has been a practicing attorney and member of the State Bar of California since 1979. David started with the San Mateo Superior Court in April 2001 to develop and implement the courts victim-offender mediation program. The program is modeled upon the principles of Restorative Justice and provides opportunities for offenders to be held personally accountable and responsible toward making things right for the victims harmed as a result of their crime.
Learn more about: David Cherniss & Juvenile Mediation Program
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2012 Calendar
2012 Mediation Clinics Brochure (PDF) | E-Calendar Listing
- JAN 17: John O’Grady: Elder & Inheritance Mediation Skills*
- FEB 7: Michael G. Quirke: Transforming Anger*
- MAR 6: Claudia M. Viera, Esq.: Mediation Ethics
- APR 3: John O’Grady: Contract Mediation
- MAY 1: Marc Feder & Tracy Lemmon: Mediating with Insurance Carriers*
- JUN 5: David A. Cherniss: Restorative Justice*
- JUL 10: Claudia M. Viera, Esq.: Generating Options through Risk Analysis
- AUG 7: Tim Dayono: Interest-Based Negotiating*
- SEP 4: Colin Rule: Dispute Resolution in Cyberspace
- OCT 2: Carlos J. Alarcon: Effective Financial Principles for Resolving Disputes (Part 1)
- NOV 6: Carlos J. Alarcon: Effective Financial Principles for Resolving Disputes (Part 2)
- DEC 4: John Ford: Emotions in Mediation*
* These courses meet the qualifications for 2 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs and LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (provider #4616). $10 processing fee required.
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Cost, Registration & Payment
Clinic Tuition: $20, CB Member | $40, General Public
ONLINE REGISTRATION
For individual Clinics, register & pay through the links in the 2012 CALENDAR above.
HARD COPY REGISTRATION
By mail or fax, download form & return with payment information/check: 2012 JAMS Clinics – Registration Form.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
If you need to cancel, refunds will be made minus a $10 processing fee. You may also apply your payment to an alternate Mediation Clinic.
LOCATION
All mediation clinics are held at: JAMS, 2 Embarcadero Center, 15th Floor, San Francisco, 6-8 PM.
QUESTIONS?
For more information, please contact Cordell Wesselink, Interim Mediation Program Manager, at (415) 920-3820 x109 or email him at cwesselink@communityboards.org.