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…
Spotlight on CP(NSW)’s Interests Needs and Concerns Workshop
Free 2 hour viewing on demand By Shelby Timmins, Susan Abrams and Nigel Nicholls Have you ever wondered…
Building Trust in the Collaborative World
By Bernie Bolger Collaborative Coach, FDRP, counsellor, mediator Member of CPNSW In a study done about seven years…
5 tips to ensure a successful collaboration
By Julia Brierly Collaborative Coach and Principal Sydney Dispute Resolution Pty Ltd Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice (ICP) is gaining…
Eligibility Criteria for Membership of CPNSW
Lawyers Qualification as an Australian Legal Practitioner And Completion of a minimum two-day (or at least 14 hours)…
Mythbusting — everything important happens in the meetings
MYTH Everything important in the collaborative process happens in the meetings. BUSTED Not everything takes place in the…
Mythbusting — asking questions during collaborative meetings
MYTH A client cannot ask their ex-partner’s lawyer a question in a collaborative meeting. BUSTED Collaborative meetings are…
Mythbusting — Agendas in the collaborative process
MYTH You don’t need to follow agendas in the collaborative process. BUSTED As with litigation, the collaborative process…