REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
For lawyers, financial advisors and family and child coaches working in Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice.
Reflect and respond thoughtfully
Use Linda's facilitation skills and experience to assist you in
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Working independently with families who share a commonality of high conflict, high anxiety and lowered ability to manage emotional states and respond appropriately at the behavioural level
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Managing and responding to family violence guided by clear principles, clinical theory and a sound understanding of Family Law legislation in relation to family violence and child-at-risk situations
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Managing the anxiety inherent in issues of relocation affecting children and their families
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Remaining neutral, objective and child focussed
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Maintaining reflective and evaluative capabilities whilst managing the constant invitations to lose neutrality and to align with one parent and “demonise” the other
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Managing independently the tension of sitting with disparate points of view, for example, a mother who is convinced that the father has sexually abused their child, a child who has made convincing allegations of sexual abuse and a father who vehemently denies the allegations and who provides a plausible explanation, where any forensic evidence is inconclusive.