Association for Conflict Resolution Family
Section
Mid-Year Conference Workshop
— Mediation Practice Tools & Technology
Turbocharging Your Family Mediation
Practice (Mediator Resource Materials)
 Welcome colleagues from
ACR's Family Section Mid-Year
Conference 2006 (Making Waves, Breaking Barriers)!
The following are course materials and resources referenced
in our mediation and technology workshop: Turbocharging
Your Family Mediation Practice: Tools, Forms and
Technology to Improve your Efficiency, Client Satisfaction
and Bottom Line! Click on these to
review or print, using Adobe® Acrobat®'s
free software. Some of these files are quite large
(and will take some time to download). If you have only
dial-up — and not high speed internet access — or if you intend to download several of
these, we highly recommend you follow the instructions below. (We suggest
that you "right-click" and save files to your computer,
before opening!)
On
request, we can supplement these given questions and issues
raised in our workshop.
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Larry (Lawrence F. King, J.D.)
Chris (Christopher L. Griffith, J.D., M.S.)
Colorado Professional
Mediators
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You are welcome to use our
non-website forms as you wish in your family mediation
practice; our website content is shared as a concept
and model only (and remains subject to our
Copyright Notice as protected material).
Software and Instructions to Access and Download These
Family & Divorce Mediators' Tools &
Forms
To
download the FREE Adobe® Acrobat Reader®,
get Acrobat Reader® Version 7. Resources on this site are best viewed in
version 5.0 or higher.
To download Acrobat files to your computer without opening
them in your browser (recommended):
1. Windows Users "right click" on the link with
your mouse (Mac users hold down "options" key, and
"click-and-hold")
2. Select "Save Target As" or "Save Link
As" from the pop-up menu.
3. Give the file a name and make a note of the directory in
which you are saving it, then click "Save".
4. To view the file, open up Adobe Acrobat on your computer
and then open up the saved file from within Acrobat.
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document (or website link)
Steve Sovern, J.D.
