AFCC Webinar: Stepping-up Parenting Plans

Stepping-up Parenting Time: When and How to Determine the Right Time

As children grow and family circumstances change, often the less-seen parent desires a modification in the parenting plan that will allow him/her to have more parenting time.  This presentation introduces a chart that specifies family domains, questions, and concerns as a tool for integrating family data to support child-centered decision making. We will discuss how the chart organizes clinical information and research about child development and family dynamics to facilitate decisions that support children’s well-being while considering parents’ goals to spend time with their children.

Presenters:

Marsha Kline Pruett, PhD, ABPP is a psychologist with masters’ degrees in law and in education. She is the Maconda Brown O’Connor Professor at Smith College School for Social Work. With twenty-five years of clinical experience, her expertise includes couples counseling and consultation, father involvement, co-parenting, child development, mediation, legal case development for attorneys, mediation, and collaborative divorce.

Leslie Drozd, PhD, is a psychologist in independent practice in Newport Beach, California in clinical and forensic psychology with expertise in family violence, alienation, gatekeeping, child abuse, and substance abuse. She has co-authored a myriad of peer-reviewed articles and chapters in these areas of expertise. She serves as a forensic consultant, expert witness, reviewing expert, and child custody evaluator and as a clinician working with families with resist refuse dynamics.

Member Registration: $15, Certificate of Attendance: $15
Non-Member Registration: $50, Certificate of Attendance: $20

For more information and registration visit:

http://www.afccnet.org/Conferences-Training/Webinars/ctl/ViewConference/ConferenceID/225/mid/772