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After graduating from the University of Regina in 1977 with a Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Clive moved through positions as a Counsellor, Supervisor and Manager in a social work and education career that spanned 25 years. Working within both the Federal and Provincial governments, representing the interests of both Management and the Union, Clive developed an open and personable approach dedicated to client service and helping parties achieve mutually acceptable outcomes. His strength of character has allowed him to interact with all equity groups while building trust and earning respect. Clive establishes and works in a positive, safe and rewarding environment. Clive Tolley has been a professional mediator since 2003 when he graduated from the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST) Dispute Resolution Advanced Certificate Program (D.R.C.P.). The D.R.C.P. is a post-graduate advanced certificate program open to helping professionals and lawyers wanting to move toward collaborative dispute resolution. The D.R.C.P. requires the completion of 390 hours of mediation training and practicum experience over two academic years. A highly skilled and interactive listener who fosters open communication, Clive has lead a variety of two party and multi-party conflict resolution processes to successful conclusions in the areas of family, organizational and insurance. With an understanding of the dynamics of separation and divorce, and the effect on both the adults and children, Clive is dedicated to helping families achieve agreements that work for them. Clive also has experience in grievance procedures and investigations into harassment and discrimination complaints. A natural and interesting speaker and facilitator, Clive has a proven ability to deliver courses and facilitate workshops and seminars. |
Education
Education- Dispute Resolution Advanced Certificate Program – SIAST 2003
- 390 hours of post-graduate training in mediation and conflict resolution
- DRCP 220 Essential Skills for Interest-Based Problem Solving
- DRCP 221 Understanding Conflict
- DRCP 222 Negotiation
- DRCP 223 Mediation
- DRCP 224 Working with Difficult People/Anger Management
- DRCP 225 Conflict in Organizations
- DRCP 226 Practicum – Victim/Offender Mediations
- DRCP 230 Beyond Agreements
- DRCP 231 Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes
- DRCP 237 Family and Divorce Mediation
- Bachelor of Arts – University of Regina 1978
- Psychology Major, Seminar Leader in Sociology
Lifelong Learning
Professional Development – Lifelong Learning
- Anti-Discrimination Training
- Cross Cultural Awareness
- Assertiveness Training
- Dealing with Difficult People
- Creative Problem Solving
- Effective Writing
- Time Management Skills
- Facilitator Skills
- Making Presentations
- Communications Skills
Community Service
Community Service and Volunteer Activities- Current Member of Multiplex Builders Inc.
- Clean-Up Chairman, Support Rally for The Canadian Beef Industry 2005
- Current Member, Masonic Lodge and Wa Wa Shriners
- City Councillor, City of Moose Jaw 1988-91
- Chairperson, Spa Committee, City of Moose Jaw 1989-91
- Served 4 years in the Saskatchewan Dragoons, Honourable Discharge
Professional Affiliations
Conflict Resolution Professional Affiliations & Experience- Active Member of Conflict Resolution Saskatchewan Inc.
- Active Member, ADR SK and ADR Institute of Canada Inc.
- Active Member of Family Mediation Canada
- Management Co-Chair of Occupational Health and Safety Committee 1999-2002
- ULD training and experience as an SGEU Steward 1992-2002
- Member of the Negotiating Team for the NCC/DSS Merger 1991-92
- Member Board of Revision (quasi-judicial body) 2001-2006
- Active Member of Mediate.com
