Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay > What is a Collaborative Facilitator?

From Adam B. Cordover, Esq.:

A collaborative facilitator is a specially trained professional who has various different roles in the collaborative process, and is available to both clients to:

• Identify and prioritize clients’ concerns;
• Help develop co-parenting skills;
• Help the clients focus on the needs of the children;
• Develop conflict resolution skills that can be used both during the collaborative process and after the divorce is finalized;
• Enhance communication skills;
• Reduce misunderstandings;
• Assist in focus on working towards resolution; and
• Perform any other activity agreed upon by the collaborative team.

Around the country, the collaborative facilitator is variously referred to as a communication specialist, mental health professional, coach, or child specialist.

Read more at the Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay.

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