CollaborEAT! Live is a 10-15 minute conversation taking place every Wednesday. The goal of the new CollaborEAT! Live is to provide digestible content to both professionals and the general public on a variety of topics relating to the Collaborative Process.
Our CollaborEAT! Live episodes will consist of a variety of topics driven by you, our reader, and our members. Topics ranging from ethical considerations, best practices, problem-solving, marketing, special topics relating to Collaborative Practice, practice tools and more.
Join us as we speak with Julia Kramer about the impact of financial psychology. How do finances affect the decisions we make, especial during stressful times like divorce? How can the Collaborative Process help you make more responsible financial decisions during the divorce process?
Watch as My Collaborative Member, Jacinta Gallant, chats about the importance of having a curious mind during the Collaborative Process. How can exploring unique outcomes and curious ideas lead to a better outcome for the entire family? What level of curiosity should Collaborative Professionals have? Find out this and much more in this week's CollaborEAT! Live episode.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Thabatta Mizrahi, about how children with special needs handle the divorce process. What are some of the added challenges and issues that may arise during the divorce process and how the Collaborative Process may be the best for families facing this difficult situation.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Jordan Neifeld, about utilizing a Certified Financial Planner as part of your Collaborative Divorce team. Certified Financial Planners can provide a free service to help ensure your assets are protected during the divorce process. Collaborative Divorce team that can Find out how in this weeks CollaborEAT! Live.
This week's guest, Fernanda Pedroso, joins My Collaborative Team founder, Ed Sachs, to chat about what professionals can do to get involved in the Collaborative Process. Plus, what can we do as professionals to entice more people to join the Collaborative Divorce movement?
This week's guest, Lori Gephart, joins My Collaborative Team founder, Ed Sachs, to chat about the upcoming IACP Annual Educational and Networking Forum. What is the IACP doing to ensure your safety? What events are presentations can in-person and virtual attendees expect to see? All this and much more on this week's episode.
This week's guests and My Collaborative Team member, Dr. Carol Hughes, joins Jerome Poliacoff to chat about the utilization of a child specialist for Collaborative family matters. How can a child specialist be a benefit to the process? What situations are best for a child specialist to be brought on to the team?
This week's guest, Ronda Fuchs, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about Dealing With The Traumas of Divorce. How do we as professionals identify these traumas and how can we be mindful of them as we navigate the divorce process.
This week's guest, Joryn Jenkins, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about Special Situations In The Collaborative Process and how the Collaborative Process to be utilized for the most unique challenges that divorce my present.
This week's guests, Luana Mobley Coral, joins Carolann Mazza to chat about how professionals can provide workshops about the different divorce processes to their community. What is the value and how much work does it entail? Find out all on this week's CollaborEAT! Live.
This week's guests, Nanci Smith and Leila Parviz, join Rebecca Fischer to chat about utilizing the social media platform, Clubhouse. How can Collaborative Professionals utilize the Clubhouse space to advance the conversations being had about the Collaborative Process? Find out this and much more in today's CollaborEAT! Live.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Anthony J. Diaz, about What It Means To Be a Peacemaker in the Collaborative Process. How can a once heavy litigator become a peacemaker and what are some of the challenges that may be encountered along the way.
This week's guest, Joryn Jenkins, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about Collaborative Life Planning and how families can utilize the Collaborative Process to be prepared for life's unexpected challenges.
This week's guest, Roxanne Permesly, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about how and why mental health professionals should be utilized in the process. As well as, how mental health professionals can work together to better how they practice.
This week's guest, Diana Martinez, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about what expectations practitioners should have when joining a practice group. What can you hope to get from the group and how can you maximize your membership?
This week's guest, Jeffrey P. Wasserman, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about utilizing the collaborative standards and ethics.
This week's guest, David Louis, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about the Modest Means Collaborative Divorce program that he is chair of. How does it work? Who qualifies? And how can you start this program in your community?
This week's guest, Nancy K. Brodzki, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about the Pro Bono Collaborative Divorce project in her circuit and how professionals can implement this project in their neighborhood.
This week's guest, Neil Kozek, is a My Collaborative Team member who joins us to chat about how to get your clients to go Collaborative.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Robert J. Merlin, about the Uniform Collaborative Law Act.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Kristen Boldt, about the upcoming Collabfest Midwest one-day conference.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Becca Wuamett, about how to go about starting your Collaborative journey.
This week's guest, Dr. Jeremy Gaies, joins us to chat about the importance of getting trained to use the Collaborative Process.
This week's guest, Tammy Berman, joins us to chat about how to deal with the different emotions that teens may feel during the divorce process.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Brian Galbraith, about the streamlined and fixed-fee Collaborative Process.
This week's guest, Karen D. Sacks, joins us to chat about the Collaborative Process and the benefits it can provide professionals and their own mental health.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Mark Soboslai, about educating young lawyers about the Collaborative Process.
This week's guest, My Collaborative Team member Kenneth Klabunde, joins us to chat about the Collaborative Process and the benefits it can provide to physician's families dealing with divorce.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team member, Jacinta Gallant, about how to best prepare your clients for the Collaborative Process.
Join us as we speak with My Collaborative Team members, Carol Hughes and Bruce Fredenburg, about how adult children deal with gray divorce.
CollaborEAT! Live is a 10-15 minute conversation taking place every Wednesday. The goal of the new CollaborEAT! Live is to provide digestible content to both professionals and the general public on a variety of topics relating to the Collaborative Process.
Our CollaborEAT! Live episodes will consist of a variety of topics driven by you, our reader, and our members. Topics ranging from ethical considerations, best practices, problem-solving, marketing, special topics relating to Collaborative Practice, practice tools and more.