Transform your practice with innovative education
Transform your practice with innovative education
ADR cultivates thriving communities of practice by empowering professionals through education and consulting to expertly guide families through change, as well as fostering connection via community and peer support networks that enable practitioners to share insights and build relationships.
In our work as seasoned Alternative Dispute Resolution Practitioners and Trainers, we hear from other professionals that they want to build a non-litigation practice, integrate non-litigation work into their existing practice or become a part of solution for helping divorcing couple by using problem solving-based practices to help them move through the divorce process.
ADR Learning Lab is committed to help attorneys, mental health professionals and financial professionals learn skills to help families in their community reach resolutions in their family matters without resorting to court actions. We provide training, education and support in several alternative dispute resolution processes including Collaborative Practice, Mediation, Co-Mediation and Collaborative Mediation. ADR Learning Lab (ALL) developed an innovative model to support both new and longtime practitioners looking for new ways to do this work.
...who clearly believe in the process and in sharing their expertise to contribute to spreading the movement of Collaborative practice. Enthusiastic, synergistic excellence! Thank you!"
...and received high praise from all those who attended. In the days after I got calls and emails from several local attorneys asking when the next training would be offered. Because these trainers have conducted so many Collaborative Divorces, they were able to draw on a wealth of experience and truly bring the concepts to life. The breakout sessions by discipline were especially useful. I am now convinced the success of Collaborative Divorce rests on using the team approach and highly recommend this training to anyone with even a passing interest."