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Trailer — Collaborative Conversations
If you or anyone you know is going through separation and divorce this is a must listen. Hear from Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice (ICP) professional, David Roberts as he explains what the Collaborative Conversations Podcast is about, who it’s for and what topics will be covered.
The Collaborative Conversations Podcast is brought to you by the Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals (AACP). AACP is the national body representing ICP in Australia. https://www.collaborativeaustralia.com.au/
Transcript
(HOST: WALLACE LONG) I’m Wallace Long. Welcome to Collaborative Conversations, a podcast that looks into the interdisciplinary collaborative practise approach for separating couples. Each year in Australia, around 50,000 couples are divorced and just under half of these divorces involve children under the age of 18. Filled with grief and an overwhelming sense of loss, divorce can be one of the most challenging events of a lifetime. The Collaborative Conversations Podcast looks at a more contemporary approach to separating, Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice, ICP. The Collaborative Conversations Podcast is bought to you by the Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals. AACP is the national body representing ICP in Australia. I spoke with professional David Roberts, who explains what the podcast is about, who it’s for and what topics will be covered. David, welcome.
(ICP PROFESSIONAL: DAVID ROBERTS) Thanks Wallace. As you said in Australia each year there are about 50,000 divorces and for most of these couples going through this very challenging time they’ve never heard about Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practise, or ICP. Yet from all the experience and evidence we have both here in Australia and internationally, we know that ICP is less stressful, more cost efficient and certainly better for children than other traditional approaches, such as litigation. So we wanted to tell as many people as we could about it, and that’s how the podcast series was born. You know, just one measure of how popular this has become around the globe is that it started in the 1990s, and now it’s really taken off throughout America, Canada, the UK and most European countries. So what we’ve done here at the AACP is bring together some of the leading experts in Australia, in ICP. Professionals who have had additional training to their qualifications as family lawyers or financial specialists or psychologists or child consultants to provide information and insights from their own experience with ICP. Each of the podcasts has its own focus, such as why choose ICP, how to make divorce and separation less traumatic for your children, and the value of three professionals, family lawyer, coach and financial neutral working together. As a result, this is a series first and foremost for anyone going through a separation and divorce, it really is a must listen. But also anyone who knows someone else who is going through separation, or for anyone who has a family member going through separation. It really is a landmark series with a simple title, Collaborative Conversations.
Which hopefully it will provide anyone who listens to it with a really good understanding of the way to negotiate their separation in relation to both financial as well as parenting matters in a way that I said at the outset is less stressful, really cost effective and minimises the impact of their separation on their children.
(HOST: WALLACE LONG) Thanks, David.
(ICP PROFESSIONAL: DAVID ROBERTS) Thank you Wallace.
(HOST: WALLACE LONG) Collaborative Conversations will be dropping early 2021. You’ll be able to find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. So if you or anyone you know is going through separation and divorce this is a must listen. Search ‘Collaborative Conversations’ wherever you find your podcasts and subscribe.
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