MARCH Mediation: Understanding the Program and Helping Clients Use the Resources
Friday, October 29, 2021, 12-1 pm CST, Zoom
Dawn E. Kuhlman, MA
MO Bar CLE 1.2 Approved
The session will be presented by Dawn Kuhlman, the Executive Director of MARCH Mediation. MARCH Inc., (Mediation Achieving Results for Children) is a Missouri-wide service used within the family court for both mediation and limited representation. Dawn will explain the process and resources available while providing tips to help clients and professionals navigate the MARCH program.
Agenda Items;
Client intake process and eligibility for free services
Services provided
MARCH research outlining benefits of mediation
Collaborative Programs with Missouri Courts
Cost: FREE
Friday, October 29, 2021, 12-1 pm CST, Zoom
Dawn E. Kuhlman, MA
MO Bar CLE 1.2 Approved
The session will be presented by Dawn Kuhlman, the Executive Director of MARCH Mediation. MARCH Inc., (Mediation Achieving Results for Children) is a Missouri-wide service used within the family court for both mediation and limited representation. Dawn will explain the process and resources available while providing tips to help clients and professionals navigate the MARCH program.
Agenda Items;
Client intake process and eligibility for free services
Services provided
MARCH research outlining benefits of mediation
Collaborative Programs with Missouri Courts
Cost: FREE
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JCCC Ed Talks
The Impact of Forgiveness on Your Mental Health
Friday, December 3, 2021, 10-11 am CST, Zoom
Dawn E. Kuhlman, MA
MO Bar CLE 1.2 Approved, KS CDRE (pending approval)
Dawn Kuhlman devoted two years of her life examining the relationship between self-forgiveness, forgiveness of others and mental health (e.g., guilt, shame, anger, depression, etc). In this ED Talk, she will share the results of her research and the implications of the findings on both intra- and interpersonal relationships. We will also discuss the forgiveness process and how to move forward, explore the impact of not forgiving, and differentiate the internal processes of self-forgiveness from forgiveness of others.
Cost: FREE
The Impact of Forgiveness on Your Mental Health
Friday, December 3, 2021, 10-11 am CST, Zoom
Dawn E. Kuhlman, MA
MO Bar CLE 1.2 Approved, KS CDRE (pending approval)
Dawn Kuhlman devoted two years of her life examining the relationship between self-forgiveness, forgiveness of others and mental health (e.g., guilt, shame, anger, depression, etc). In this ED Talk, she will share the results of her research and the implications of the findings on both intra- and interpersonal relationships. We will also discuss the forgiveness process and how to move forward, explore the impact of not forgiving, and differentiate the internal processes of self-forgiveness from forgiveness of others.
Cost: FREE