Parent child contact problems (PCCP) is one of the most difficult challenges in family law cases. The Washington Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) is holding it's 10th annual conference to address the PCCP topic over Friday and optionally on Saturday, April 25-26, 2025. Conference speakers are national experts Leslie Drozd and Barbara … [Read more...] about CLE: Managing parent child contact problems WA AFCC
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CLE: Fostering resiliency in children by Clallam Resilience Project
ResiliencyWed, Oct 21, 9:00-11:00amFreeThis training provides information on how to foster resilience inchildren. It looks at factors such as the human adaptive process,core protective systems, and ways to cope with trauma. Thetraining ends with a discussion around how caregivers can helptheir children feel safe, capable and loveable. Click this link to … [Read more...] about CLE: Fostering resiliency in children by Clallam Resilience Project
CLE: Trauma 101 by Clallam Resilience Project
Wed, Oct 7, 9:00-11:00amFreeThis training defines trauma, and explores the impact of trauma onan individual. It will heighten the professional's awareness of clientcues so they will know what to expect and how to respond whensomeone experiences trauma triggers. Click this link to register:https://centene.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcucu6opzMsHtaumzZueLcc1huph_cVYCIy The … [Read more...] about CLE: Trauma 101 by Clallam Resilience Project
Port Angeles Pro Bono: Family Law Project
Low Bono Family Law mediation program 2023 Port Angeles Pro Bono is offering low bono family law mediation services in conjunction with Angeles Mediation in 2024. Work with a lawyer-mediator to solve your case and keep costs down and get the outcome you want rather than what a judge thinks you should have. Mediation involves working with a lawyer who tries to help both … [Read more...] about Port Angeles Pro Bono: Family Law Project
Study: how to change DV behaviors
The Process of Primary Desistance From Intimate Partner Violence suggests three things people can do to reduce domestic violence behaviors and the thinking patterns that drive the behaviors. To reduce coercive control behaviors, people and remove external stressors, promote stability in their life, and develop a supportive environment. In my view, from a psychological, … [Read more...] about Study: how to change DV behaviors
Study: DV increases during major sporting events –reasons and solutions
Research shows that domestic violence increases during times of major sporting events such as the world cup. Reasons that are often cited include increased tension, investment in the outcome, disappointment, adrenaline, and intoxication. https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/18/football/world-cup-domestic-violence-united-kingdom-campaign-trnd/index.html. From our perspective, this is … [Read more...] about Study: DV increases during major sporting events –reasons and solutions