KCCL Introductory Collaborative Law Basic Training
Sept. 18-19, 2025
During this interactive 2-day training at Bastyr University, we will introduce the fundamentals of the Collaborative Law model. You will develop an understanding of the interdisciplinary team approach to conflict resolution from experienced practitioners in the field.
This course is intended for attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and others who would like to help support parties through conflict in a non-adversarial manner.
The course faculty will include KCCL members and Collaborative professionals representing every role in the Collaborative process, who will share their experiences in professional team best practices, challenging client dynamics, surprising outcomes, and much more.
The course meets the Collaborative Law training requirement to be a member of the International Association of Collaborative Professionals, Collaborative Professionals of Washington, and King County Collaborative Law.
About KCCL
King County Collaborative Law is a non-profit membership organization of Collaborative Law Practitioners in King County, WA, as well as surrounding counties.
It serves Collaborative Practitioners who have training beyond the basics and are committed to continuing education and growth in the practice of Collaborative Law. Attorneys, Financial professionals, Coaches, Child Specialists, and other allied professionals join KCCL for community, connection, and support in building their Collaborative practices and skills.
KCCL is also an organization dedicated to educating the general public about the methods and value of the Collaborative Law approach for resolving conflict. Our website and member directory are valuable resources for those seeking to learn more about Collaborative Practice or hire a trained Collaborative Practitioner.
To learn more about KCCL, visit: https://kingcountycollab.org/
