The Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals is an organisation representing practitioners of Collaborative Practice throughout the country and is a charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission. Its key focus is promoting Collaborative Practice as a respectful and constructive method of dispute resolution. By supporting its members and campaigning for Collaborative Practice in the community, the AACP is creating a better future for conflict resolution in Australia.
The AACP is an advocacy organisation, working to advance collaborative practice in the community. It promotes the use of collaborative practice to national and state governments, championing it as a way to change the nature and process of dispute resolution in Australia. In its educational capacity, it advances the use of collaborative practice in the community by equipping professionals to educate the community about the ways Collaborative Practice can benefit them.
The AACP also benefits its members by giving them access to resources to help them in their practice. These include promotional materials, educational content such as research papers, and documents for use in collaborative practice. Furthermore, it connects practitioners of collaborative practice from around the nation by providing a medium to network with other likeminded professionals.
