Family mediators increasingly encounter matters where Islamic law and cultural considerations play an important role in resolving parenting and family disputes. This insightful workshop, presented by Prof Muneer Abduroaf, will explore the intersection of Islamic law and South African family mediation, with a particular focus...
What if you could use language more deliberately to help parties move beyond conflict? Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) gives mediators practical techniques for understanding how parties structure their thinking through language. In this practical evening workshop over 2 evenings, you will learn how to use:...
FAMAC’s PC training is designed for qualified mediators who are ready to deepen their practice and expand into one of the most impactful areas of family dispute resolution. This intensive training equips participants with the specialised knowledge, tools, and frameworks needed to effectively support high-conflict...
Family mediators play an important role in helping couples reach fair and sustainable settlement agreements—but a sound understanding of matrimonial property law is essential to facilitate informed discussions. This practical workshop will unpack the principles of matrimonial property law, with a particular focus on the...
The 6-hour workshop (4 hours online and 2 hours reading) on mediating child maintenance matters in South Africa is designed for mediators and legal practitioners who seek to enhance their understanding of the complexities surrounding child maintenance disputes. This course covers essential aspects such as...
Mediators don't need more business cards. They need more people who know when to call them. This practical workshop focuses on what actually helps build a family mediation practice. You will leave with practical strategies for: Your mediator brand and professional profile Choosing...
FAMAC regularly hosts General Meetings that serve as valuable educational and networking opportunities for members and other interested professionals in the family mediation field. These meetings, offered at no cost, feature focused discussions on critical topics in family mediation and related legal matters. The sessions...
FAMAC will host its Annual General Meeting in 2026 as an in-person gathering, providing members with both essential organisational updates and valuable networking opportunities. This significant event in FAMAC’s calendar will allow members to engage directly with the organisation’s progress, future plans, and fellow mediators...
The 40-hour family mediation course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the mediation process, particularly in the context of family disputes. Throughout the course, students will explore key concepts such as communication techniques, conflict resolution strategies, and the legal frameworks that...