Breakfast Seminar: Highlights from the AFCC 63rd Annual Conference
Join us for June's Utah AFCC (Association of Family & Conciliation Courts) breakfast seminar, where we'll provide an engaging overview of the AFCC 63rd Conference held May 27-30, in Seattle. This month’s breakfast meeting will spotlight takeaways from several compelling topics and innovative practices presented by leading family law and mental health professionals from around the globe.
CONFERENCE TOPICS INCLUDED:
- High-conflict cases and reducing escalation
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Parenting coordination / Special Master tools and interventions
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Technology, phones, tracking, and digital conflict in two-household families
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Parent-child contact problems and resist/refuse dynamics
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Domestic violence, coercive control, and litigation abuse
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Court-involved therapy and therapist records/subpoena issues
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Interviewing and including children without harming them
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AI and family law practice
We've invited several Utah AFCC family law and mental health professionals who attended the conference to share what they learned, and we'd love to have you join us!
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About the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts:
AFCC is an interdisciplinary and international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children through the resolution of family conflict. Founded in 1963, AFCC includes over 6,000 members in 25 countries. For nearly 60 years, AFCC has served as a leader in family court innovation and reform in areas including parenting coordination, mediation, child custody evaluation, family law education, and domestic violence. AFCC members receive a print and electronic subscription to Family Court Review, the world’s leading interdisciplinary family law journal. Learn more at www.afccnet.org.
