Spreading the Collaborative Practice way - in Bhutan
By Gloria James-Civetta
I had the opportunity to pay a visit to the BHUTAN ADR Centre and gave a presentation on the ADR processes available in Singapore. The team was excited to learn of the Collaborative Practice way and I was so glad to share with them. Of course, I gave away the collab cups and reading materials. I am also invited to return to share more.
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