Bradley Craig – Clinical Ethical Best Practices for High-Conflict Families – CSFDCCAC

The mental health profession often works with families and children who are in crisis. Mental health professionals often find themselves in complex family structures due to the fact that half of all American marriages end in divorce. Well-If they are not aware of the special issues associated with these families or the potential court interaction, this involvement could have negative consequences for professionals. Even worse, this involvement may not be permanent.-These children and their families can also have long-term damaging effects on professional credibility.

Present by Bradley S. CraigLMSW-IPR, CFLE, author of Between Two Homes: A Coparenting Handbook, this recording offers you the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the higher standard of practice involved in working with these families while learning about current research and knowledge regarding two-home problems. This recording will also address resources and parenting coordination tools that are available to these families.

Manual – Clinical & Ethical Best Practices for High-Conflict Families (5.75 MB) 212 Pages Available after Purchase