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For Mediators

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In order to apply to become a member of the UACP, you must meet the following requirements. Please initial next to each requirement to indicate you have completed the requirement.

As a mediator, you can be a provisional member by completing requirements 1-3. To become a general member, you must complete requirements 4-6 within 24 months of your application approval in order to retain your membership in the UACP.

Initial

1. Membership in good standing of, or listed on, the Utah State Courts Divorce Mediation Roster (this includes completing the practicum).

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2. Complete 40 hours of basic mediation training.

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3. Complete 40 hours of domestic mediation training.

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4. At least 12 hours of basic collaborative training to be either Collaborative law training or Interdisciplinary collaborative training (provide only once).

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5. In addition to the above, an accumulation or aggregate of 15 further hours of training in any of the following areas (Provide only once):

Interest-based negotiation training
Communication skills training
Collaborative training beyond minimum twelve hours of Initial Collaborative training
Advanced mediation training
Basic professional coach training

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Initial

6. After becoming a general member, the practitioner must complete 8 hours of continuing collaborative specific training to be completed every two years, providing a certificate or other proof of completion in one of the following areas:

Collaborative training
Interdisciplinary collaborative training
Mediation training
Interest-based negotiation training
Communication skills training
Basic professional coach training
Alternative Dispute Resolution training