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To identify the evolution, dynamics and characteristics of a high conflict family.
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To apply ethical principles, guidelines and standards to work with high conflict families.
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To learn the theory of Family Restructuring Therapy.
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To understand the components of, and necessity of, a retainer agreement for Family Restructuring Therapy.
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To learn and practice applications of Family Restructuring Therapy in building communication and developing a parenting plan, and in working with alienated/estranged children.
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To examine the components of a parenting plan and the developmental needs of children in high conflict separated families.
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To review the components of Family Restructuring Therapy related to boundaries and self-care.
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To understand methods of communication with lawyers and the Court through progress reports.