It seems to me I've been seeing more information about conferences and
gatherings than about basic trainings. Is that just me? Is that a sign
that we have expanded our way into the 'mainstream'? What do you all see
as the benefits of a 'conference' as opposed to a stand alone 'training'?
Just wondering.
I like the look of this one. [and not just because it's in Tampa and
right now it's like 33 degrees and slushy here in Chicago. [?]]
"The Collaborative Family Law Council of Florida is proud to
announce Florida's Inaugural Collaborative Law Conference, May 17 - 18,
2013 in Tampa at the Grand Hyatt.
At Florida’s inaugural statewide Collaborative Law conference. Join
Florida’s Collaborative Practitioners along with internationally acclaimed
Collaborative Practice leaders, like Woody Mosten and Catherine Conner, as
we explore together the mechanisms and the benefits of Collaborative
Practice.
www.collaborativecouncilflorida.com/conference for more details and
registration "
*InJoy!*
*cMr
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*Collaborative Practice Chicago*
*Divorce Without Warfare*
*carl Michael rossi, M.A. J.D., L.P.C.
Attorney, Mediator, Coach, Counselor*
*773-442-2751
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*www.CPChicago.net <http://www.cpchicago.net/>*
Executive Director, *Collaborative Practice Professionals of
Illinois*<http://cppillinois.com/>
Publisher, *The World of Collaborative
Practice<http://theworldofcollaborativepractice.com/>
**: A Magazine Promoting Collaborative Dispute Resolution for the Full
Range of Possibilities.* An international online magazine for
professionals and the general public
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