As part of our commitment to excellence in collaborative practice, My Collaborative Team is proud to present the 2025 Advanced Training Series—a dynamic, once-per-month training designed to elevate your skills, deepen your expertise, and expand your impact in the field.
This year-long series brings together top thought leaders and experienced professionals to provide cutting-edge insights, innovative strategies, and practical tools to help you thrive in collaborative practice. Each session is crafted to challenge conventional thinking, enhance your problem-solving abilities, and strengthen your ability to serve clients with creativity and confidence.
Whether you're an experienced practitioner looking to refine your approach or a dedicated professional eager to stay ahead of emerging trends, this series offers unparalleled opportunities for growth, connection, and professional development.
Join us each month as we push the boundaries of collaborative excellence—together.
Insight Approach: Part 2 - March 20, 2025 at 1pm-2pm ET
Family law professionals often shy away from intense emotions accompanying divorcing families. This workshop encourages and empowers professionals to embrace client emotions. Using the Insight Approach for resolving conflict helps us let go of our agendas and our feeling that we must "fix" things for the clients.
This training provides signals, tools, and insight that collaborative and mediation professionals can use to navigate family conflict. Using the signals and tools you will learn you will help yourself and your clients better understand the emotions that drive conflict. You will learn to recognize them as the keys to reducing family conflict.
Presented by Carol Hughes and Kathy Campbell
Insight Approach: Part 1 - February 20, 2025 at 1pm-2pm ET
Family law professionals often shy away from intense emotions accompanying divorcing families. This workshop encourages and empowers professionals to embrace client emotions. Using the Insight Approach for resolving conflict helps us let go of our agendas and our feeling that we must "fix" things for the clients.
This training provides signals, tools, and insight that collaborative and mediation professionals can use to navigate family conflict. Using the signals and tools you will learn you will help yourself and your clients better understand the emotions that drive conflict. You will learn to recognize them as the keys to reducing family conflict.
Presented by Carol Hughes and Kathy Campbell
