Split up and bringing the children’s voice to the center
By Alex Namisnyk At the CP(NSW) training day on 19 May 2023, I had the benefit of participating…
The deadline for submitting applications for the 2023 Abrams Scholarship has been extended to 30 June 2023
If you or someone you work with is interested in collaborative training they may be eligible for consideration…
Collaborative Q&A Part 3 — Navigating issues of mental health/substance abuse
Question #3: Can you conduct a collab matter where one party has mental health/substance abuse problems? If so,…
Collaborative Q&A Part 2 — Creating the right environment for collaborative meetings
Question #2: What if a client doesn’t want to engage a coach in a collaborative matter? Answer: In…
Collaborative Q&A Part 1 — When clients don’t want to engage a coach
Welcome to our mini-series called ‘Collaborative Q&A’. We’ll be answering common questions about collaborative practice right here on…
Collaborative Case Study #3 — Max and Mary
This is the third in our series of Collaborative Case Studies. Case Study #3 was an actual collaboration that…
Collaborative Case Study #2 — Beth and Peter
This is the second in our series of Collaborative Case Studies. Case Study #2 was an actual, somewhat…
Collaborative Case Study #1 — Jim and Jane
CP(NSW) is pleased to present the first of our Collaborative Case Studies. The theory of Collaborative Practice is…
Collaborative Practice, Reflection, Triangles and a Commitment to Managing One’s Own Reactivity to Others
By Linda MacKay, PhD CPNSW Member In 2017, collaborative practice professional Shelby Timmins, discussed how interdisciplinary collaborative practice…
Seven Top Tips to Better Break Ups
By Bernie Bolger Collaborative Coach, FDRP, counsellor, mediator Member of CPNSW 1. In the first place, make sure…