Depending upon what we learn in the assessment, Collaborative prep work may include individual sessions to help one or both participants work through an unresolved issue, or couples sessions to help participants communicate more effectively before beginning the collaborative process. If so, we will pair you with a JSSA clinician who can help you get to a place where you are ready to begin the Collaborative Process. The prep work assessment helps our team understand whether one or both parties (as well as your children, if appropriate) could benefit from short-term therapy prior to beginning the collaborative process. While Collaborative Divorce is designed to help minimize conflict for couples, emotions can often run high and tensions become too intense to be resolved through collaboration. Family assessment: First, you and your family meet with our program director for a needs and mental health assessment, one of the unique features of our program.Our Two Homes, One Family program is a two-step process: In partnership with the Collaborative Project of Maryland (CPM) we offer Collaborative Divorce, a team-based approach in which the divorcing parties agree to engage in an open, supportive, lower-conflict process to find shared solutions outside of the courtroom. At JSSA, we help you move forward through what is often a long, expensive, and stressful process together so that you can experience your divorce as a transition, rather than a trauma. Divorce can be one of life’s most difficult experiences.
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