What: 2-DAY Interdisciplinary Introductory/Refresher Collaborative Training in the One Coach/Neutral Facilitator/Neutral Mental Health Professional Model
Sponsor: Collaborative Family Law Association
Registration Now Open!
Where: Kids in the Middle, 2650 S. Hanley Rd., Suite 150, St. Louis, Missouri 63144
When: April 27-28 2018, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Trainers: Tampa Bay Collaborative Trainers
Costs: $485 on or before 3/26/18; $550 after 3/26/18 (lunch, beverages, and snacks included)
Continuing Education:
18 CLEs
16 CEs – MHPs
16 CEs – CDFAs*
Pending IDFA Approval
Connect on Social Media: #CollaborativeLawSTL
Learn more: Contact Nancy Williger, Ph.D. at nawillgr@aol.com
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ABOUT THE INTRODUCTORY TRAINING
What would it feel like to help clients divorce peacefully, privately, and with dignity? Wouldn’t it be great to consistently work with professionals whom you know, trust, like, and respect? Learn how to offer Collaborative services and get involved in your Collaborative Law community in this highly engaging two-day Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Family Law training. This course is intended for attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, mediators, and others who believe there is a better way to help clients through difficult times.
At our two-day Introductory Training, participants will do the following:
-Learn how and why collaborative practice was developed
-Discover the essential paradigm shift that allows collaborative professionals to succeed
-Review the Uniform Collaborative Law Act or jurisdiction-specific statutes/rules
-Explore and enhance option development techniques
-Identify the distinction between interest-based discussion and positional bargaining
-Obtain a step-by-step guide on how a collaborative case typically proceeds
-Participate in discipline-specific break-outs and Q & A sessions
-Engage in a discussion on collaborative practice and professional ethics
-Exchange ideas on marketing to foster the development of a collaborative practice
-Learn how to grow and re-energize your local collaborative community
This training meets and exceeds the IACP Minimum Standards for an Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training