Meeting/Event Information
February Edu Mtg - Professionals Who Support Separating Families
It is common for legal professionals to bring non-legal mental health and coaching oriented professionals into Collaborative/Mediation cases early on in the divorce process. Join the OACP this February for a panel discussion to learn more about these professionals and how they can support separating families. This will be a great opportunity to share and meet other Collaborative professional in our community.
There is a diverse range of non-legal professionals dedicated to supporting families through the emotional and practical challenges of separation. These professionals provide services such as discernment counseling, coaching, assessing children, and family transition support.
In this session, we will introduce some newer members of Oregon’s Collaborative divorce community alongside some of our more seasoned Collaborative professionals. If you are a professional in this field, we encourage you to join us, share your approach, and highlight your unique niche in helping families navigate separation.
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