Ken Neumann is a Mediator and Trainer, Director at Center for Mediation & Training at Center for Mediation & Training. He possess expertise in conflict resolution, alternative dispute resolution, arbitration, family law, domestic relations and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I shower all of Ken Neumann's mediation training courses, both basic and advanced, with only accolades, and give them my highest recommendations. Beyond the rich, substantive, and practical content, Ken facilitates a warm, dynamic, and cohesive atmosphere. The basic training course is very thorough and comprehensive. It is complete with the most current course materials and forms, includes several role plays, and covers all areas of divorce mediation, including: client intake; the flow and progression of mediation; calculating child support, maintenance, equitable distribution, pension plans, and capital gains tax; negotiating custody and visitation; devising parenting and access schedules; identifying domestic violence; dealing with difficult clients; working with other professionals and experts, such as financial and bankruptcy experts, and social workers, among others; learning to market your practice; using the latest family law software and technology; and other related topics. There are several lecturers, all of whom are incredibly informative, stimulating, and at the top of their game. Further, the courses are very student focused, and plenty of time is devoted to answering student's questions, while still covering the entire curriculum and necessary course materials. The student body is diverse and ranges in age and professional orientation, although most have a law or social work background. Notwithstanding their differences, the students quickly bond and become friends and colleagues. At the end of the course, Ken surveys the additional course work and related information the students would like to know and devises an advanced training schedule of classes, which are held in the subsequent months, to cater to the student's expressed desires. All in all, it is a satisfying and enriching experience, not to be missed out on!"