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Last Day for Ft. Lauderdale Basic Collaborative Training Early Bird

November 29, 2016/0 Comments/in Training //Tags: collaborative divorce trainingby Adam

November 30 is the last day to receive the early bird rate ($275) for a two-day introductory collaborative training around Ft. Lauderdale on January 6-7.  A third day of advanced training on January 8 is included in the early bird rate!

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Who: This training is for attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and mediators

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What: A two-day introductory/refresher collaborative training that will provide skills and materials on collaborative practice, and an advanced 1-day training focused on, among other things, working with high conflict clients, screening for domestic violence and other mental health concerns, and professional self-care.  The two-day training meets the IACP minimum standards for an interdisciplinary introductory training.

When:  Introductory/Refresher – January 6-7, 2017; Advanced – January 8, 2017

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Where:  Nova Southeastern University, 3301 College Ave., Davie, Florida

Why:  It’s for only $275!  It’s worth learning how to help families going through divorce while working with a team of attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial professionals.  Get an introductory and a refresher training that focuses on practice building and community building.  And learn advanced topics!

Cost:  If registered and paid by November 30, $275 for all 3 days;  If registered and paid December 1 or later, $400 for all 3 days, or $325 for only the two-day Introductory Training.

Trainers:  Tampa Bay Collaborative Trainers.  Leading this training will be Adam B. Cordover, Esq., Kristin DiMeo, CPA, Jeremy Gaies, Psy.D., and David Harper, CPA.

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