A PODCAST SERIES FEATURING LEADING COLLABORATIVE PRACTITIONERS
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A must listen for anyone going through separation or divorce. Collaborative Professionals explain the benefits of using an Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice approach for separating couples.

The Collaborative Conversations Podcast is bought to you by the Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals.

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EPISODE 6: BUILDING YOUR COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE

Marguerite Picard shares her story of how she moved from adversarial lawyer to collaborative lawyer. And what drove her to establish the Collaborative Practice, MELCA in partnership with Collaborative Financial Planner, Tricia Peters and Family Consultant, Dr Tina Sinclair.

EPISODE 5: MAKING DIVORCE LESS TRAUMATIC FOR CHILDREN

Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners, Gloria Hawke and Valerie Norton explain the benefits for couples, and their children in using the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice (ICP) process when separating.

Valerie and Gloria explain how children are managed throughout the ICP process, and share some of the outcomes they’ve been able to achieve that have addressed the specific needs of children and their families.

EPISODE 4: THE BENEFITS OF INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL NEUTRALS IN YOUR NEGOTIATIONS

As part of the Collaborative Team, Professional Neutrals are independent and represent the interests of both parties. Psychologist, Danielle Lundberg and Financial Advisor, Julie Gray explain their roles within the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice process.

EPISODE 3: HOW BEST TO SUPPORT AND INCLUDE YOUR CHILDREN FOLLOWING PARENTAL SEPARATION

Everyone wants to know about the impact separation has on kids and how they can lessen that impact. Child Consultant, Bianca Roche-Bolger explains how a child inclusive approach within the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice framework assists families to ensure kids are heard and not forgotten during separation.

EPISODE 2: WHY CHOOSE INTERDISPLINARY PRACTICE?

ICP professionals Bernie Bolger (Coach) and Jamie Burreket (Lawyer) explain the options couples have when separating and the benefits of using an Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice (ICP) approach. They discuss how couples can shape a solution that suits both their needs.

EPISODE 1: THE VALUE OF THREE PROFESSIONALS WORKING TOGETHER

Separation and divorce have many dimensions: emotional, financial, legal, parenting and communication. ICP professionals Bernie Bolger (Mediator /Coach), Susan Warda (Lawyer), and Simeon Levin (Financial Advisor) discuss how bringing their different expertise together benefits families going through separation and divorce.

TRAILER

If you or anyone you know is going through separation and divorce this is a must listen. Hear from Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice (ICP) professional, David Roberts as he explains what the Collaborative Conversations Podcast is about, who it’s for and what topics will be covered.

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Wallace was warm, professional and quickly put me at ease. It was a really positive experience creating a podcast with Wallace and his expertise and reassurance was greatly appreciated. Was very happy with the final product he crafted.

Bianca Roche-Bolger

Principal, The Mediation Collective

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