Most people who take our mediation training want to receive continuing education credit, as well as a mediation certificate. Professionals from all 50 states have received continuing education credit for taking the Coast To Coast divorce mediation training. After taking our workshop, most people submit our training schedule to their association and receive 36 continuing education credits.

Continuing legal education (MCLE) credit is approved for California attorneys, who receive 36 units for our 40-hour course, including one unit of legal ethics.

Continuing education units are approved for California MFTs and LCSWs, who receive 36 units for our 40-hour course.

One of the reasons that our divorce mediation training has been accepted for continuing education credit throughout the U.S. and abroad is that it has been approved by the Association for Conflict Resolution, the only national organization to approve mediation training. Approval by the ACR is widely accepted by most professional associations as evidence that a mediation training meets the highest standards in the profession.

In most states, including California, the state does not certify or license mediators. In those few states which certify mediators, being "certified" generally means only that a mediator qualifies to be on a list for court referrals. Many people who practice in states with mediation certification opt out of the certification program, choosing to get clients from sources other than the courts.

Even though mediation is generally an unlicensed profession, most of our graduates display their Coast To Coast certificate where clients can see it. Many of our graduates mention the fact that they were trained by Coast To Coast in their promotional materials.