Dispute Resolution
Mediation, and Arbitration
“In times of crisis, we’re here to help. Our mediation and dispute resolution training and service provides a supportive, cost-effective way to ease conflict and find common ground—helping parties move forward without the stress of lengthy court battles.”
Allure offers Mediation Certification Training along with Mediation and ADR Services independently of our affiliated partner Aidan University.
“Gain the skills to resolve conflicts professionally through the proven methods of Being An Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Coach.”
“Master the art of constructive conflict resolution with our Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) course. Designed for both legal and non-legal professionals, this program explores mediation, arbitration, negotiation, and conciliation—equipping you with practical skills to resolve disputes effectively, affordably, and confidentially. Through lectures, case studies, and assessments, participants gain the tools to apply ADR in business, workplace, and interpersonal contexts with confidence and professionalism.”
Who this course is for:
“This course is designed for learners at every stage—students exploring the foundations of conflict resolution and professionals seeking to integrate ADR into their practice. By mastering core principles and techniques, participants will gain the knowledge and skills to address disputes with clarity, professionalism, and effectiveness.”
Settlement Conferences
“This training will prepare students to assist clients with pre-trial meetings in Civil, Family, or Probate cases, where a neutral facilitator guides parties toward possible agreements. Clients must complete a preparation form beforehand. Typical cases involve contracts, car accidents, medical matters, or family issues.”
Mediation Coach
As a mediation coach you will be trained to guide and support the system for the individuals involved. You can work independently or together to help parties achieve a positive resolution.
Divorce Coach And A Mediator
“As a personal divorce coach, you are trained to work with one individual in a divorcing couple, adopting a client-centered perspective. You recognize the client as the expert in their own life, serving as a thinking partner and sounding board to help them organize facts, communicate clearly, and evaluate reasonable trade-offs. The coach also broadens the client’s view of potential options, supporting informed decision-making. Through this self-discovery process, gaps in knowledge or skills may emerge, and the coach helps develop strategies to close those gaps, enabling the client to participate effectively in divorce settlement discussions.”
