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Sponsored by New York Association of Collaborative Professionals
Advanced Strategies for Growing Your Collaborative Practice
Tarrytown Doubletree Hotel - Tarrytown
Can you grow your Collaborative Practice and meet your financial goals? You can grow a profitable practice that brings value to your clients and fulfillment to your work. The time to grow your practice is now. Clients are more interested than ever before in an out-of-court settlement.
Elizabeth Ferris has helped build worldwide recognition and demand for Collaborative Practice through her work with the IACP. She helps collaborative professionals grow their practice through strategic planning, message development, and marketing plan execution. Visit www.ferrisconsult.com to learn more about her work
In this workshop will learn how to:
• Use social media including blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter to grow your Collaborative Practice.
• Identify and communicate your unique differentiator to attract desirable clients and referral sources.
• Create a weekly action plan for growing your practice, including:
* Personal and professional development * Community Involvement
* Professional Outreach * Exceptional client value * Public Education
February 4, 2009
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Advanced Training for Mental Health Professionals: Alignment Issues in Collaborative Teams
405 Lexington Avenue, New York City
Nancy Ross, LCSW, BCE is a co-founder of Collaborative divorce. She is a nationally renowned trainer for mental health professionals who is one of the pioneers of the full team model within collaborative practice. She is both a divorce coach and mediator for custody and post-divorce issues. A founding member of the IACP, and certified interer[ersonal communications trainer, she was one of the original trainers for the NYACP Interdisciplinary Trainings. We are pleased that she is coming back to work exclusively with mental health professionals to focus on alignment issues within teams.
In this workshop you will learn how to:
Define and identify alignment issues as they commonly occur in teams
Communicate effectively with other team members and clients when alignment issues arise
Use your expertise and role as a mental health professional within the team so as to help the clients and professionals move toward resolution in your cases
March 5, 2009
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