CES Training Sessions

Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness.

Advance registration is required for this training session. Registration is not yet open, but will be available here when it is open.

Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness.

This week's diversion sessions were invitation-only and are now full.

Future diversion training sessions are planned for May 2019. Registration will be offered for those and will be posted once dates/times are finalized and registration opens.

Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness.

This week's diversion sessions were invitation-only and are now full.

Future diversion training sessions are planned for May 2019. Registration will be offered for those and will be posted once dates/times are finalized and registration opens.

Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness.

This week's diversion sessions were invitation-only and are now full.

Future diversion training sessions are planned for May 2019. Registration will be offered for those and will be posted once dates/times are finalized and registration opens.

Diversion work is rooted in the non-judgmental, client-centered approach taught in this class. Mediators work to empower parties to be heard, listen, problem-solve and create their own solutions – similarly, diversion advocates listen to persons facing homelessness and assist the clients in choosing their own path out of homelessness.

This week's diversion sessions were invitation-only and are now full.

Future diversion training sessions are planned for May 2019. Registration will be offered for those and will be posted once dates/times are finalized and registration opens.