Canadian Lawyer Magazine – Collaborative Practice Comes into its Own

CBC Special – Break Up: The Kids’ Edition

International Academy of Collaborative Professionals

Collaborative Practice Knowledge Kit

Groups that are already part of CP Canada are marked with an asterisk *

British Columbia

Collaborative Family Law Network, Nanaimo
Collaborative Association: Serving the Lower Mainland of B.C*
Vancouver Collaborative Divorce Group
Okanagan Collaborative Family Law Group*
Collaborative Family Separation Professionals Victoria*
B.C. Collaborative Roster Society

Alberta

Collaborate Divorce Alberta
Collaborative Divorce Edmonton

Saskatchewan

Collaborative Professionals of Saskatchewan Inc*

Manitoba

Collaborative Practice Manitoba*

Ontario

Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals
Collaborative Divorce Toronto*
Brant Haldimand Norfolk Collaborative Family Law Group
Collaborative Practice Simcoe County
Collaborative Practice Durham
Collaborative Practice Niagara
Collaborative Family Law Group of Grey-Bruce*
Collaborative Practice Hamilton Halton*
Kingston Collaborative Family Law
Collaborative Family Law London & Middlesex
Collaborative Divorce Ottawa
Peel Halton Collaborative
Quinte Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Practice Sudbury*
Collaborative Divorce Waterloo Region*
York Collaborative Practice
Kawartha Collaborative Practice
Speed River Collaborative

Quebec

Quebec Collaborative Law Group 

A chart of neutral language for collaborative professionals and client coaching

CP Can Connect is a new online initiative from our membership Committee.  In addition to our regular PD for members, we want to give you a chance to have regular informal discussions led by experienced collaborative professionals to share and learn from everyone's experiences, challanges and successes in collaborative practice.

Our first session on April 23rd on Power Dynamics Between Professionals was very well attended and thanks to Stella Kavoukian, one of the three facilitators, we have a great resource to share with members.  Attached are Stella's 10 points to consider to create a healthy balance of power between professionals.

Join the Victoria Collaborative Group on November 7, 2024 for an insightful training on recognizing and address "Wolf" behaviours that can disrupt the collaborative resolution process in family law matters. 

This workshop, led by experienced trainers Lana Stern and Robert Merlin, will equip practitioners with practical strategies to manage actions that hinder productive interactions between professionals and parties involved in disputes.  See link below for further information and registration 

https://www.collaborativefamilylawgroup.com/annual-training-2024