3-C Psychologist Co-Authors Guide with Collaborative Divorce Law Experts
- 3 CFS
- Mar 19, 2013
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Updated: Apr 28
Dr. Brian Mackey Co-Authors North Carolina Guide to Collaborative Divorce Proceedings
Brian Mackey, PhD, lead psychologist of Families in Transition at 3-C Family Services in Cary, has spent more than 10 years as a clinical psychologist working with children and teenagers to repair the trauma of divorce. For the past four years, he has dedicated much of his time to helping limit the trauma of divorce on children by participating in and promoting the collaborative divorce method. His extensive experience was brought to bear in helping to author the North Carolina Guide to Collaborative Divorce Proceedings. North Carolina Family Law provides for a legal alternative to divorce court proceedings called Collaborative Law Proceedings. Mackey remarks,
Mackey and the Springfield Collaborative Divorce law firm co-authored the guide to serve as a tool to educate North Carolina couples considering separation or divorce in North Carolina as well as to serve as an aide for professionals who often provide guidance to these couples including lawyers, therapists, CPAs, financial planners, and clergy.
In helping to author the , Mackey worked with Mark Springfield and Kerry Burleigh of the Springfield Collaborative Divorce law firm, as well as financial specialist Michael Kothakota, CFA, CDFA with WolfBridge Financial.
How to order the NC Guide To Collaborative Divorce Proceedings
Publisher: Springfield Collaborative Divorce
Cost: Free
Order:SpringfieldCollaborativeDivorce.com/ncguide
Distribution: Digital Download
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At 3-C Family Services, psychology, psychiatry, and counseling professionals work as a team to promote children’s positive mental health and social development and to strengthen family relationships. Medical and psychological treatments are integrated to provide comprehensive care. Our clinicians combine individual therapy, group sessions, and family services to best meet the needs of the entire family. We are committed to research-based clinical practice through work with our sister company, the 3-C Institute for Social Development.
