Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training (Indianapolis)

The Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum has partnered with 
the IACP to provide a comprehensive two-day training that will help 
legal, mental health and financial professionals gain a strong foundation 
in Collaborative Practice. Taught by a highly experienced interdisciplinary 
team, the training focuses on the skill sets of each profession and the 
integration of those skills in the process. Participants will be introduced 
to the theories, practices, and skills needed to begin a Collaborative 
practice. This program will also be helpful to those who wish to refresh 
their initial Collaborative training experience and deepen their 
understanding, while networking with other colleagues in the 
Collaborative community.

ICLEF is bringing Internationally acclaimed trainers Lisa Alexander, 
Yuval Berger and Donna Smalldon to the Hoosier state to 
teach a two-day Introductory Interdisciplinary Training, which is designed to provide you with the foundation 
necessary for success as a Collaborative practitioner.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
• How the collaborative team process works, the professionals involved 
   and the wisdom of teams
• Advocacy in a collaborative context and understanding advocacy needs
• The importance of neutrality
• Understanding of interest-based negotiation
• Knowledge of Spectrum of Interest/ Core Concerns
• Facilitation of an initial client meeting and how to explain the process
• Overcoming resistance and perspectives of fairness
• Comprehensive Team Protocols, screening and process design
• Professional team preparation and critical debriefing

Credit(s):12 CEH (Continuing Education Hours - NASW) pending 
12 CLE
12 CME Hours
14 CPE Credit Hours
1 Ethics

For more information, visit here: https://iclef.inreachce.com/Details?groupId=cfbfd1ba-5afd-4f7a-b0f9-5b5fe057a073