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Over the years, the MCP has developed an excellent training program and has trained thousands of individuals from a broad variety of backgrounds, in conflict resolution, facilitation, and mediation skills, throughout Hawaii and the Asia-Pacific region.
The MCP’s training faculty is comprised of experienced mediators who mediate a broad variety of disputes including commercial, civil rights, divorce, family, special education, and workplace. Their varied backgrounds as lawyers, professors, and business consultants combined with their superior mediation and training skills, provide course participants with a wealth of information and professional experience.
The high quality custom designed curriculums provide course participants with the opportunity to learn through lectures, small and large group discussions, interactive exercises, and coached role-playing.
Customized trainings are available for businesses, not-for-profit corporations, government, and community groups. Trainings include: effective communication; negotiation; conflict resolution; informal mediation; facilitation; formal mediation; specialized mediation; and others. Call the Mediation Center of the Pacific at 521-6767 to discuss your training and mediation needs.
Basic Mediation offers an introduction to a facilitative model of mediation and the core skills of effective listening, asking powerful questions, maintaining neutrality, interest identification, negotiation, agreement writing, ethical considerations, and managing challenges.
Advanced Mediation builds on the core skills to provide additional tools of evaluation, negotiation, overcoming impasse, cultural implications, accommodating persons with disabilities, managing power imbalances, and working with attorneys, interpreters, multiple parties and challenging personalities.
Divorce Mediation offers a custom model for a neutral mediator to assist divorcing couples in negotiating agreements on property division and custody and visitation issues, while focusing on the “best interests of the child.”
George Mitchell
Former Senate Majority Leader
1301 Young Street, 2nd Floor Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
(808) 521-6767
(808) 538-1454
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed