Mediation Training
TEXAS MEDIATION TRAINERS ROUNDTABLE
Providing guidance and resources to the Texas Mediation Training Community
To become a qualified mediator, you should start by completing a 40-hour Basic Mediation Training course provided by a TMTR Approved Trainer. Click here to see the calendar of upcoming TMTR Approved 40-hour Basic Mediation Training courses.
To become a qualified mediator of disputes involving the parent-child relationship, you should also complete a 30-hour Family Mediation Training course provided by a TMTR Approved Trainer. Click here to see the calendar of upcoming TMTR Approved 30-hour Family Mediation Training courses.
Important Note: There is NO state agency in Texas which certifies, licenses, regulates, or examines MEDIATORS. And there is NO state agency in Texas which certifies, licenses, regulates, or examines MEDIATION TRAINERS. So, it is important to obtain your training from TMTR Approved Trainers who have met TMTR standards and who affirm that their training complies with TMTR standards.
Click here to see a current list of the TMTR Approved Trainers.
Some TMTR Approved Trainers provide training in Arbitration. To become an arbitrator, please click here to see the calendar of upcoming Arbitration Training courses.
Some TMTR Approved Trainers also provide training courses in Elder Mediation, Child Protective Services Mediation, Parenting Coordination and Facilitation, Family Violence Dynamics, and other types of training. Click here to see all of the TMTR Approved Training Calendars.
Providing guidance and resources to the Texas Mediation Training Community
To become a qualified mediator, you should start by completing a 40-hour Basic Mediation Training course provided by a TMTR Approved Trainer. Click here to see the calendar of upcoming TMTR Approved 40-hour Basic Mediation Training courses.
To become a qualified mediator of disputes involving the parent-child relationship, you should also complete a 30-hour Family Mediation Training course provided by a TMTR Approved Trainer. Click here to see the calendar of upcoming TMTR Approved 30-hour Family Mediation Training courses.
Important Note: There is NO state agency in Texas which certifies, licenses, regulates, or examines MEDIATORS. And there is NO state agency in Texas which certifies, licenses, regulates, or examines MEDIATION TRAINERS. So, it is important to obtain your training from TMTR Approved Trainers who have met TMTR standards and who affirm that their training complies with TMTR standards.
Click here to see a current list of the TMTR Approved Trainers.
Some TMTR Approved Trainers provide training in Arbitration. To become an arbitrator, please click here to see the calendar of upcoming Arbitration Training courses.
Some TMTR Approved Trainers also provide training courses in Elder Mediation, Child Protective Services Mediation, Parenting Coordination and Facilitation, Family Violence Dynamics, and other types of training. Click here to see all of the TMTR Approved Training Calendars.
TMTR MISSION STATEMENT
The Texas Mediation Trainers Roundtable establishes and communicates standards and best practices for mediation training and trainers to promote the highest degree of professionalism, integrity, creativity and quality of mediation in Texas.
The Texas Mediation Trainers Roundtable establishes and communicates standards and best practices for mediation training and trainers to promote the highest degree of professionalism, integrity, creativity and quality of mediation in Texas.
