Below you will find Dr. Herrick's collaborative practice training experiences, beginning with her most recent experiences involving the Collaborative Practice Training Institute. CPTI is available to provide training anywhere in the nation.
In addition to her training experiences, Dr. Herrick is also active in the following collaborative practice associations:
- D.C. Academy of Collaborative Professionals (DCACP) - Board of Directors Member and former President
- Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia (CPNV) - Member
- Collaborative Practice Training Institute (CPTI)- IACP Qualified Trainer
Email Dr. Herrick with any questions or for further information.
TRAINING EXPERIENCE IN SEPARATION AND DIVORCE TOPICS
May 15, 2010 in Chevy Chase, Maryland
Dr. Herrick was a Presenter at this One Day Training: Creating a Deep and Durable Collaborative Parenting Plan, a six hour training focused on helping professionals (attorneys and mental health professionals) learn more about how to work with the interpersonal dynamics between the parents as they construct their parenting plan. The training reviews the nuts and bolts of a Collaborative Parenting Plan, but also focuses on how to intervene most successfully with clients who have challenging relationship issues. Additionally, this training offers information about what lawyers need to see in a thorough Plan. The training presenters included two MHPs, and two attorneys.2009 – Ongoing: Faculty Member of CPTI:
Collaborative Practice Training Institute
CPTI is a Faculty of 19 Collaborative professionals from the legal, mental health and financial fields. Working in small teams of presenters and facilitators, CPTI professionals provide both introductory 3-day trainings on Collaborative Interdisciplinary Team Practice, and intermediate/advanced trainings on special topics. In 2009, Dr. Herrick participated as a lead trainer for CPTI for a three day team training in Virginia Beach, Virginia, a 30 Hour Interest Based Negotiation Training in Lynchburg VA, and a presentation at the IACP Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is an IACP Qualified Trainer and is planning an upcoming advanced Collaborative training in May 2010, in Bethesda, Maryland. Visit IACP to find out how collaborative practice professionals help their clients resolve disputes respectfully.2008 – Present: Co-Creator of Collaborative Boot Camp – an Annual Experiential Training Workshop to Advance Collaborative Skills
With Jamie Lapin, Collaborative Financial Neutral, Dr. Herrick designed an all day workshop structure for teaching higher level Collaborative skills within a team context. The first Boot Camp took place in Bethesda, MD in October, 2008 and was attended by Collaborative professionals from Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. The second Boot Camp was held in October, 2009.
Contact Dr. Herrick for information about the October, 2009 Boot Camp.
2008 – Present: Provide Short Programs on Collaborative Practice Topics to Collaborative Professionals
- The Role of the Collaborative Coach
- The Role of the Collaborative Child Specialist
- Working with High Conflict Couples in Collaborative Cases
- The Dynamics of Divorce
- Communication Skills 101 for Collaborative Professionals
- Defusing Emotional Bombs: How to Help Clients Cope Effectively with Highly Emotional Topics Throughout Their Collaborative Divorce Process
2008 – Present: Clinical Supervisor – Group and Individual Modalities
Dr. Herrick trains experienced mental health clinicians to provide parenting coordination services to high conflict parents who are separated and divorced.2006 – 2007 Presenter: “An Introduction to Parenting Coordination: Moving High Conflict Divorced Parents from Litigation toward Communication”
Dr. Herrick has presented seminars and workshops on the above topic to the professional staff of various mental health centers, and to audiences attending PESI Healthcare, Inc. Continuing Education Seminars.