Better collaboration stronger outcomes

Collaborative practice is built on connection.

When professionals come together around shared values, the work gets stronger, the referrals flow more naturally, and families are better served. CALM members meet monthly, alternating between in-person dinners and online gatherings for networking, training, and open discussion. We also come together for an annual Members Retreat and take part in public-facing events as a group. Everything you need to practice with intention.

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Community Support

Connect with professionals who share your values and your commitment to doing this work well.

Monthly Connection

Gather in person or online each month for networking, training, and open conversation.

Ongoing Training

Access CPC's online training library, session recordings, and resources.

Trusted Referrals

Build a referral network ground in shared standards and genuine collaboration.

Future Impact

Shape the future of collaborative practice in the Lower Mainland alongside people who believe in it as much as you do.

Continuing Credits

For lawyers, CALM and CPC combined offer meaningful hours toward your continuing development.

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Membership Requirements

Membership is open to lawyers, financial specialists, separation and co-parenting therapists, and child specialists committed to collaborative practice. Full requirements are outlined in the application form below.

Download Application Form

Precedents

The following precedents are standardized documents and templates to support your collaborative practice. Use them as a starting point to ensure consistency, save time, and uphold the standard of care that guides our work.

Lawyer Participation Agreement

Coaches Participation Agreement One Coach Model

Coaches Participation Agreement Two Coach Model

Child Specialist Participation Agreement

Financial Specialist Participation Agreement

Re-entering Collaborative Process Agreement

Continuing Collaborative Practice with New Collaborative Lawyer

Parenting Plan Template