We’ve been working on this regulated model for ages. It’s unlike any other model out there: as well as using a lawyer - with mediation training - we see involving our family consultant is integral to supporting clients as part of the #agreeable experience #GoodDivorceWeek
The past is past; nothing can change it. But the future depends on the present; we still have the opportunity to shape it. This is not a matter of employing technology or spending more money, it's a question of developing a sense of concern for others' well-being
Therapists - I’m looking to make a client referral to a therapist of Hindu or Muslim faith. They would also need to have practiced as a lawyer. Any recommendations gratefully received. Please retweet! #TherapistsConnect
@familylawflp have offered this for a while.Each separating couple works with @kimcrewe (relationship therapist/family consultant) alongside a specialist lawyer (who has extensive additional training/experience working with separating couples jointly) to achieve bespoke solutions
Compassion naturally gives rise to tolerance and forgiveness. It allows us to appreciate that even someone we think of as an enemy is a human being with a right to be happy. Your enemy can be your best teacher because he or she teaches the possibility of unconditional compassion.
@dostufftogether@FamilyLawHour @JakeMitche1l I agree, I think more and more couples want to work together especially those who have spent time in couple therapy, it is a natural follow on.
@LouisaWhitney@FamilyLawHour Yes, more and more couples want to work together, they have often been working with a couple therapist and want to continue talking about child and financial arrangements together.