Beth L. Aarons is guest lecturing on the topic of "Resources for Managing Family Conflict in Divorce Litigation: Guardians Ad Litem, Parenting Coordinators & Visitation Supervisors" as part of the Family Law class at Boston College Law School, Newton, MA.

Join fellow family mediation professionals for "The 17th Annual Family Mediation Institute" sponsored by the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation (MCFM), Waltham, MA.

Join panelists Beth L. Aarons, Halee Burg, and Chris Chen, and moderator David Feldman at "Considerations for College Financial Aid in Divorce" sponsored by the Divorce Center, Wellesley, MA.

Join panelists Beth L. Aarons, Jennifer Hawthorne, Justin L. Kelsey, Kim U. Whelan, Karen Van Kooy, and Allison Bell presenting on "Gender Bias: Exploring How it Impacts You and Your Participation in the Collaborative Process" at the annual networking and educational forum sponsored by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP), Chicago, IL.

Join panelists Beth L. Aarons, Justin L. Kelsey, and Rick Fingerman presenting on "Creative College Planning Resolutions" as part of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) annual conference in Boston, MA.

Join panelists Beth L. Aarons, Jennifer Hawthorne, Justin L. Kelsey, Crystal Thorpe, Halee Burg presenting on "Experts and Mediation: How to Bring Them in Without Popping the Safe Space Bubble" as part of the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) annual conference in Boston, MA.

Join fellow family forensic professionals for "'But They Refuse To Go!' Parental Alienation on Trial" at the Massachusetts Association of Guardians Ad Litem (MAGAL) Annual Conference, Waltham, MA Conference details

The Collaborative community welcomes you!  Join us for a virtual three half-day (8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.) introductory training to Collaborative Law.  Attendance includes one year of membership.  Needs-based scholarships available.

Dr. David Campt from The Dialogue Company will present a keynote "Unconscious Bias: Creating an Understanding that Works for Everyone."  This keynote is focused on helping dispute resolution professionals develop insights into implicit bias and systemic racism as first steps towards creating a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive community.

We will be honoring two of the initial Massachusetts pioneers, Rita Pollock and David Hoffman, as well as learning about best practices and tips for virtual practice from an esteemed panel of colleagues.  Hope you will join us!

Beth L. Aarons and Ben Stich present on "Supporting Clients Through Divorce" as part of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) MA Chapter biennial symposium in Framingham, MA