Sentences with phrase «supportive collaborative processes»

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It is designed to be a collaborative and reciprocal process whereby one peer observes another's teaching and provides supportive and constructive feedback using the resources below: 1 x strengths and areas for development sheet 1 x evaluation sheet 1 x observation sheet 1 x presentation detailing the aims of peer observation.

An effective school climate improvement process is characterized by an intentional, strategic, collaborative, transparent, data - driven, coordinated, and democratically informed effort to actualize even safer, more supportive, engaging schools that promote school — and life — success.

I have first - hand experience of the end - to - end self - publishing process, and my involvement with the Alliance of Independent Authors has highlighted what a supportive and collaborative environment Indie Authors have created.

Our Studio Artist Program supports local working artists by providing subsidized studio space and by fostering a collaborative environment supportive of the creative process.

The Forum took place in Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, and was attended by hundreds of attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, mediators, and other supportive of helping families resolve disputes respectfully and privately via the collaborative process.

The collaborative process was seen as more supportive than mediation, and quicker and less prone to inflame conflict than solicitor negotiations.

United States About Youtuber The Collaborative Family Law Association (CFLA) offers a network of legal, mental health, and financial professionals, who are committed to providing a respectful, supportive, and non-adversarial process to divorcing couples that will enable them to construct their own solutions for their family's future.

My goal is to engage clients in a therapeutic process that is collaborative, supportive, nonjudgmental, and solutions oriented in order to develop the additional resiliency needed to better self - manage life's curve balls.

I see therapy as a collaborative process where we work together to help you develop healthy, supportive, relationships - be they with partners, children, parents, friends, or co-workers.

I blend research - based treatment approaches (including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution / Strength Focused Psychotherapy, and Supportive Psychotherapy) with a respect for each client's unique background and expectations to create a compassionate, individualized, and collaborative process for improvement and healing.»

My goal is to engage clients in a therapeutic process that is collaborative, supportive, nonjudgmental, and solutions - oriented in order to develop the additional resiliency needed to better self - manage life's curve balls.

Workforce / Leadership Resource 1 - Page Summary # 24: Supportive Supervision (PDF - 136 KB) National Child Welfare Workforce Institute (2012) Discusses an article that explains the collaborative process used to develop a strengths - based supervision training model to improve child welfare practice.

The collaborative process was seen as more supportive than mediation, and quicker and less prone to inflame conflict than solicitor negotiations.

I believe Collaborative Divorce offers couples and families a respectful and supportive means for navigating the divorce process and allows for creative solutions to meet the goals of the couple.

The opportunity to be heard brings in the next point that the collaborative process offers a supportive environment.

My focus is on the person and using collaborative, supportive guidance through the self - expressive process to build self - awareness, positive emotions and coping skills for anxiety and depression, and for processing anger and grief.»

Unlike mediation, however, Collaborative Practice can provide a more supportive and safer environment than other dispute resolution processes since each party retains his / her own settlement lawyer, and both lawyers are present or involved in every aspect of the negotiations.

The collaborative process will generally be your preferred option if, like in mediation, you want full legal representation from an attorney during the settlement negotiations, but, unlike mediation, you want the negotiations to take place in a supportive, rather than an adversarial, environment.