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Parenting Plan Coordinators: Managing High-Conflict Cases

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In this presentation we will explore the origins of the role of the Parenting Plan Coordinator (PPC), who they are, what their goals are. This session will also explore the synergy between parenting plan coordinators and mental health therapists in managing high-conflict parents and what is needed to make the PPC process effective. This session aims to provide professionals with strategies to leverage a collaborative team approach that assists parent to reduce and resolve conflict, respects each other’s roles, and enhances overall family well-being by working together. This presentation will emphasize practical tools which assist in communication, defining roles and modeling mutual respect. Though the professionals may have different roles we will demonstrate how professionals can model effective collaboration and communication for the families they serve. Attendees will gain practical insights into the PPC stipulation.

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