AACP’s Road to Resolution Conference will conclude on a high, with Pauline Tesler’s Workshop “Trust, Fairness and Attachment Ruptures in Collaborative Divorce Practice”

November 5, 2021 AACP News

AACP’s “Road to Resolution” conference concludes on Friday, 19 November 2021 with Pauline Tesler’s four-hour workshop, “Trust, Fairness, and Attachment Ruptures in  Collaborative Divorce Practice.”

This workshop draws on Pauline’s decades of experience as a pioneering collaborative lawyer, trainer, and writer and also on her more recent groundbreaking work applying brain science, positive psychology, body/mind awareness practices, neuro-economics, evolutionary psychology, and decision science to our work as collaborative professionals.  Pauline has previously presented her ideas about the neuroscience of divorce conflict resolution in exciting workshops here in Australia and across North America as well as in South Africa and Brazil.

In this concluding conference session,  Pauline will share with us perspectives drawn from an explosion of  research in the social sciences relating to trust, fairness, and attachment ruptures as they are experienced by human primates in the 21st century.  The workshop will integrate didactic and experiential elements with amusing video clips, Pauline will invite us to understand the centrality to our work of  this new and rapidly expanding knowledge about what goes on “under the hood” while couples struggle to resolve their divorce issues and conflicts, and how we might make use of this knowledge to improve the quality of our work and the outcomes for our clients.

It’s not too late to REGISTER ONLINE!

The session is proudly sponsored by ATW Family Law and supported by Collaborative Professionals (NSW)