Respond with Poise in Moments of Crisis is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Find Common Ground in Times of Difference is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Practice Speaking Up When it Matters Most is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Explore Biases, Identify Opportunities for Inclusion is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Learn to Listen Fully is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Prepare for and Respond to Stress and Conflict is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $200 for the series
Cancellation Policy:  Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session are eligible for a full refund.  Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Pre-requisite Required: In order to register for a class within the Tools for Tough Conversations series, participants must have completed the Understanding Conflict workshop, Professional Mediation Training, a different class taught by instructor Mary Dumas, or have a strong background in Conflict Resolution, Psychology, Mediation, Counseling, Peacemaking or International Relations.
If you have questions or would like to see if you have the necessary requirements to take a class within the series, please contact Britt Sullateskee (Training Coordinator) at training@whatcomdrc or by calling 360-676-0122 ext. 123

Find Common Ground in Times of Difference/ Respond with Poise in Moments of Crisis is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $100 for the series
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session (prior to the early bird deadline) are eligible for a full refund, less $100 deposit. Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Learn more and register here.

Explore Biases, Identify Opportunities for Inclusion/ Practice Speaking Up When it Matters Most is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

A training series for past participants of conflict training programs, Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators.

To register, visit https://www.whatcomdrc.org/conflict-resolution-training.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $100 for the series
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session (prior to the early bird deadline) are eligible for a full refund, less $100 deposit. Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.

Prepare for and Respond to Stress and Conflict / Learn to Listen Fully is part of a training series with Tools for Tough Conversations.

This class is part of a training series for past participants of conflict training programs. Tools for Tough Conversations provides practical tips on applying conflict de-escalation and communication skills at home, work or in the community. Each supportive learning session is designed to refresh you on key conflict awareness and assertiveness skills and provides ample practice time using scenarios, worksheets and group learning activities, all with the help of trained mediators & facilitators. 

Learn more and register here.

Course Fee: $40 for a single class, $100 for the series
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made more than 4 weeks in advance of the first session (prior to the early bird deadline) are eligible for a full refund, less $100 deposit. Cancellations made within 4 weeks of the first session, will not be eligible for a refund but may be able to transfer registration to a future training, pending space availability.