Interdisciplinary Introductory/Refresher AND Advanced Collaborative Training

Interdisciplinary Introductory/Refresher AND Advanced Collaborative Training

This is a 2-DAY Interdisciplinary Introductory/Refresher Collaborative Training AND a 1-Day Advanced Training

Wednesday, September 28, 2022 - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 29, 2022 - 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday, September 30, 2022 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Currently scheduled for in-person at the Centre Club, Tampa Florida.

ADVANCED TRAINING TOPICS:

"Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - Professionals Who Haven't Quite Made the Paradigm Shift"

Successful collaboration requires a significant change in how the professionals conduct themselves during the divorce process. We have all experienced the professional who has not made the "paradigm shift".  This presentation describes these "paradigm slips", examines the underlying reasons why these "slips" occur and offers solutions and resources.  A fun, experiential role play with debrief follows the presentation.

“The Training Is Over – Now What?? “

Introductory trainings are structured to teach the basic skills of collaborative practice, but they should also help motivate new trainees to form the bridge between this new paradigm and the practical aspects of changing their practices.  The enthusiasm is palpable, and everyone goes home to their respective offices. How do we keep the excitement going?  What needs to happen next to continue the interest by the new trainees and the local practice group?  This presentation will address those questions and offer suggestions about how to keep the newly trained practitioners interested and passionate about the Collaborative Process.

“War of the Roses” – What if it went Collaborative – the Power of Teamwork!

Using the backdrop of the noir film “War of the Roses”, this presentation will explore interventions that may have changed the final outcome of the Rose’s highly litigated divorce.  “What if” it were possible to convert this divorce to the Collaborative Process?  Exploring the use of an interdisciplinary team during some of the most emotionally difficult times, attendees will have the opportunity to design alternative interventions for the Rose family. 

Continuing Education: Application has been made for attorneys and mental health professionals.