Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training

Lubbock, Texas
April 29 – May 1, 2026
Texas Tech Innovations Hub
3911 4th Street, Lubbock, TX 79415

Registration & Pricing | Who Should Attend? | What You'll Walk Away With

Join us in Lubbock for the 2026 Introductory Interdisciplinary Basic Collaborative Training, an in-person learning experience designed for professionals who want a strong, practical foundation in collaborative divorce and interdisciplinary practice.

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This two and a half–day training, taking place April 29–May 1, 2026, introduces participants to the collaborative law process and the interdisciplinary team model that supports families through divorce and separation in a respectful, non-adversarial way. The training is appropriate for attorneys, mental health professionals, financial neutrals, and other family law practitioners who are new to collaborative practice or looking to strengthen their core collaborative skills.

Participants will gain an understanding of the foundational principles of collaborative law, the distinct and complementary roles of interdisciplinary team members, and the communication and conflict-resolution skills essential to effective collaboration. The training also explores collaborative negotiation strategies and best practices for supporting clients through complex family transitions using a client-centered approach.

CLE credits: 14.50 CLE Hours and 2.00 Ethics Hours for Attorneys
CE: Certificates can be sent after completion of training, no hours formally pre-approved for Psychologists or Finance Professionals

Professionals from across Texas, and those interested in traveling to Texas for high-quality collaborative training, are encouraged to attend.

 Registration & Pricing

• CDT Member Price: $425, Non-CDT Member Price: $500
• Early bird pricing available through March 31 (save $50), CDT Member Early Bird Price: $375, Non-CDT Member Price: $450
• Registration includes breakfast each day and lunch on Wednesday and Thursday

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 Who Should Attend

This training is designed for professionals who work with families navigating divorce and separation and who are interested in a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach. It is especially well-suited for:

• Family law attorneys seeking an introduction to collaborative practice or foundational interdisciplinary training
• Mental health professionals (including therapists, counselors, and psychologists) interested in serving as neutral mental health professionals on collaborative teams
• Financial professionals and financial neutrals who support families through the divorce process
• Other allied professionals working in family law who want to better understand the collaborative model

Whether you are new to collaborative practice or looking to strengthen your understanding of the core principles and team-based approach, this training provides a solid foundation and practical framework for interdisciplinary collaboration.

 What You’ll Walk Away With

By the end of this training, participants will have:

• A clear understanding of the collaborative divorce process and how it differs from traditional, adversarial models
• A working knowledge of the interdisciplinary team structure, including the distinct roles of attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial neutrals
• Practical communication and conflict-resolution tools used in collaborative cases
• An introduction to collaborative negotiation strategies that support durable, client-centered agreements
• Greater confidence in supporting families through divorce and separation using a respectful, non-adversarial framework
• A strong foundation for pursuing future collaborative training and participation in interdisciplinary cases

Participants will leave with both conceptual understanding and practical insight into how collaborative practice functions in real-world family law matters.

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