When:
October 7th to 8th and November 6th, 7th, and 8th, 2019
9:00 am to 5:30 pm daily

Where:
UBC Robson Square: 800 Robson Street, Vancouver—Room C400

What:
Days One and Two will cover the roles and functions of the parenting coordinator, the historical context, including the status of parenting coordination in Canada and the US, professional guidelines and training requirements, current research on effectiveness and inappropriate cases, and characteristics of high conflict families

Day Three will focus on the “Voice of the Child”. The social science research on the benefits and cautions of listening to the voices of children and adolescents will be reviewed; and various ways the child’s voice can be obtained and integrated into different dispute resolution options will be identified, such as child representation, mediation, assessment, parenting coordination, and judicial processes.

Days Four and Five will present a conceptual model of co-parenting work for high conflict co-parents. Disengagement through the structure of the parenting plan, and management of communication between co-parents are the essential components of this parenting coordination model.

Credits:
Law Society of BC: recognizes 40 hours towards either CPD or Parenting Coordinator Accreditation

BC Hear the Child Society: recognizes 7 hours from Day 3 towards the child interview skills portion of the basic training segment of the Roster application

BC Parenting Coordinators Roster Society: recognizes 40 hours towards the basic training segment of the Roster application; or 7 hours from Day 3 towards the child interviewing portion of the basic training segment

If you have any questions, please contact Erin at tamy@hamiltonfabbro.com

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