Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training Course

 We Invite you to Join Us

The programme includes specifically designed modules to address the requirements

of:

• Lawyers – the paradigm shift and retooling needed for collaborative practice

• Facilitators - Training and skill-building in the collaborative process

• Financial Experts – Role of the financial neutral and the benefits they bring

When: Friday 18th & Saturday 19th September 2026

Where: The beautiful Bloomfield House Hotel, Mullingar (map)

Time: 10.00am to 5.30pm on Friday 18th

and 10.00am to 4.30pm on Saturday 19th

Lunch: 1.00pm to 2.00pm 

Friday Evening Dinner: 7.30pm drinks at 7.00pm

(the cost of dinner is not included in the course fee)

Cost: €295 – Includes tea/coffee mornings and afternoons and lunch on both days

Registration on Friday morning at 9.30 sharp

CPD points will be awarded for attendance and certification as a collaborative practitioner

Presenters: Muriel Walls, Gearoidin Charlton, Rita Hurson, Corry McMahon and

Lisa Schneider US Financial expert and Collaborative Financial Neutral

To secure a place, please click the link below

Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training Course September
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training Course September
€295.00

Two Day Interdisciplinary Training in Collaborative Practice 18th and 19th September 2026.

To secure a place, please complete and return the booking form here

Training for Groups

If you are part of a group of professionals who would like to undertake collaborative training together, please get in touch.

We can arrange a course at a time that suits your group.

Contact Us

  • “Excellent two-day course.  Lots of information provided by all course providers. Highly recommend the training and looking forward to my first collaborative case.”

    — Emer Holohan, Solicitor

  • “I did the training to reawaken my enthusiasm for collaborative practice. It has and I’m delighted.”

    — Eoin O’Connor

  • “Very experienced trainers were able to explain the concept of the paradigm shift and train for the collaborative process itself. The tool kit training was especially beneficial.”

    — ACP Member

  • “Excellent training session which gave an overview of collaborative law and inter disciplinary teams in a process which seems like a win-win for all involved. Whilst aimed at family law cases, it is easy to see how it could be applied to other areas of contention.”

    — ACP Member

  • “I really enjoyed the training course. I learnt a lot about the area of collaborative practice and how and why it is so helpful in the divorce process; how important language is to the process. It was very interesting to see the role of the Financial Neutral as well as the Family Consultant. As a Forensic Accountant the financial neutral role was slightly different than I expected.”

    — Lisa Keogh, ACA CTA

  • “I was encouraged to do this training by a colleague and I did so with no fixed expectations. What I discovered was an innovative and conflict reducing method of ending marriage while not fracturing separating families. I came away with another option for my clients, one that could save them so much unhappiness and anxiety. Excellent training done by excellent people.”

    — Libby Charlton

  • “I had little to no knowledge of how the collaborative law process worked prior to undertaking the training course. It has given me an insight into how the process can streamline the family law process for clients and their families whilst ensuring that their emotional or financial concerns are met. It also allows lawyers to focus on what we are trained to do i.e. provide legal advice whilst safe in the knowledge that the financial and emotional needs of clients are met by appropriate experts.”

    — ACP Member