About the Lunch & Learn “Guardians of the Heart and Soul,” with speaker, Maureen Muller. Maureen sees collaborative practitioners as “Guardians of the Heart and Soul,” and uses a somatic and trauma‑informed lens to understand how families, clients, and professionals experience conflict and transition. Drawing on the work of Gene Gendlin, Peter Levine, and Stephen […]
Mediating family matters requires neutrality, patience, active listening, empathy, the ability to inspire confidence, and some creativity! Join us for our quarterly Mediator Meetups, a virtual hour of camaraderie, meaningful discussion, and shared learning. Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communication from us.
Join CCND for our quarterly Collaborate & Connect where we will come together virtually for purposes of enhancing our skills and understanding of Collaborative Practice, for discussing the challenges and issues we face and for continued learning. Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communication from us.
Certified Divorce Financial Analysts assist in both mediation and collaborative divorce processes. Join other CDFAs for our quarterly virtual CDFA meet ups to discuss our processes, our challenges and our success stories! Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communications from us.
Save the date for CCND's annual meeting at the Elm City Club on September 17, 2026. More information forthcoming.
Join us on Oct. 1st for our Annual Review of Family Case Law with Attorney David McGrath of Louden, McGrath, Bryan & Bissonnette, LLC.
Mediating family matters requires neutrality, patience, active listening, empathy, the ability to inspire confidence, and some creativity! Join us for our quarterly Mediator Meetups, a virtual hour of camaraderie, meaningful discussion, and shared learning. Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communication from us.
This online collaborative divorce training introduces professionals to a process that enables couples to complete their divorce without ever stepping into a courthouse. The collaborative model is a team-based approach to non-adversarial, interest-based divorce that is an effective alternative to mediation, arbitration and other dispute resolution options.
Join CCND for our quarterly Collaborate & Connect where we will come together virtually for purposes of enhancing our skills and understanding of Collaborative Practice, for discussing the challenges and issues we face and for continued learning. Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communication from us.
About the Lunch & Learn Join Rosemarie Ferrante, Lili Vasileff, and Wendy Habelow for an engaging Lunch & Learn based on their forthcoming article, The Evolving Team: Vulnerability and Trust in the Collaborative Divorce Process, featured in the Family Justice Across Borders: Cultural, Courts, and Conflict Resolution (2026 Special Issue of Family Court Review). This […]
Certified Divorce Financial Analysts assist in both mediation and collaborative divorce processes. Join other CDFAs for our quarterly virtual CDFA meet ups to discuss our processes, our challenges and our success stories! Announcements and links are provided to active members through email. Watch for CCND in the subject line of any email communications from us.