Virtual 1/2-Day Eviction Prevention Workshop for Professionals
March 13, 2025 | 8:30 a.m. to Noon Eastern Time | On Zoom | $100
About the Course
Learn the skills needed to assist tenants and landlords in preventing evictions and their harmful effects on a community.
What You Will Learn
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How best to help tenants and landlords reduce their risk of involvement in an eviction.
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Top 10 tenant mistakes that often lead to eviction and how to prevent them.
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Common eviction-related vocabulary used by the Court.
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Community resources available to help tenants during a housing crisis.
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Ways to help tenants with past evictions or poor credit access decent housing.
Continuing Education Credit
Lawyers: 3.25 CE hours
Social Workers, Counselors, & Marriage and Family Therapists: 3.25 CE hours (Accepted by the OH CSWMFTB based on approval from the Ohio Chemical Dependency Board.)
Nurses: Ohio Board of Nursing accepts CEUs approved for Counselors, Social Workers & Marriage and Family Therapists for CNEs, RNs and LPNs.
Chemical Dependency Professionals: 3.25 CE hours (RCHs)
Social Workers, Counselors, & Marriage and Family Therapists: 3.25 CE hours (Accepted by the OH CSWMFTB based on approval from the Ohio Chemical Dependency Board.)
Nurses: Ohio Board of Nursing accepts CEUs approved for Counselors, Social Workers & Marriage and Family Therapists for CNEs, RNs and LPNs.
Chemical Dependency Professionals: 3.25 CE hours (RCHs)
About Community Mediation Services
For more than 35 years, CMS has been devoted to preventing the harmful physical, emotional and economic effects of unresolved conflict on individuals, families, organizations, and communities. By providing and teaching their real world tested, non-adversarial conflict management strategies, CMS empowers disputing parties to reach lasting, satisfying resolutions to their conflicts while preserving their critically important personal and professional relationships.
Unlike other dispute resolution training courses, CMS’ unique, state-of-the-art approach was developed and refined as a result of the agency’s in-depth, hands-on experience providing successful mediation services to many clients over the agency’s years of operation. The practical, step-by-step techniques CMS teaches have been repeatedly tested and successfully applied to the resolution of a wide range of conflict including tenant/landlord, marital, parent/teen, neighborhood, consumer, workplace and other business disputes.
Unlike other dispute resolution training courses, CMS’ unique, state-of-the-art approach was developed and refined as a result of the agency’s in-depth, hands-on experience providing successful mediation services to many clients over the agency’s years of operation. The practical, step-by-step techniques CMS teaches have been repeatedly tested and successfully applied to the resolution of a wide range of conflict including tenant/landlord, marital, parent/teen, neighborhood, consumer, workplace and other business disputes.
About the Presenter
Shelley Whalen
Shelley has been the Executive Director of Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio (CMS) since its inception in 1989. She is a graduate of the Ohio State University, College of Social Work and a former President of the Ohio Mediation Association.
During her tenure at CMS, Shelley has successfully mediated hundreds of disputes including extremely complex cases involving government officials, Fortune 500 companies as well as entire neighborhoods and school districts. Shelley has also designed and delivered professional level training in mediation and non-adversarial conflict resolution for numerous public and private organizations throughout the country including: universities, hospitals, Fortune 500 companies and multiple divisions of Ohio State government as well as the Supreme Court of Ohio, the Ohio State Bar Association and the Columbus Bar Association.
For more information, please contact Shelley Whalen, Executive Director:
Refund Policy
All refunds of training fees are subject to a $40 administrative charge and must be requested a minimum of 3 business days prior to the start date of the training. Fees for registrants canceling less than 3 business days in advance are non-refundable but may be applied toward a future CMS training for up to 1 year.