JP Boyd on Family Law Blog by Collaborative Divorce Vancouver: Navigating Dangerous Waters: From Survival Reactivity to Receptive Creativity (May 7th workshop)

13 April 2018

Navigating Dangerous Waters: From Survival Reactivity to Receptive Creativity (May 7th workshop)

The BC Collaborative Roster Society is hosting a workshop with Michal Shaked and Michal Kaempfer on May 7, 2018 entitled “Navigating Dangerous Waters: From Survival Reactivity to Receptive Creativity." The course has been approved by the Law Society of BC for SIX HOURS of CPD credits and ADR/Mediation credits. Email info@bccollaborativerostersociety.com for details.

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Navigating Dangerous Waters: From Survival Reactivity to Receptive Creativity (May 7th workshop)

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