Publications & Speaking Events
Publications
Bridging the Gap: Applying Trauma-Informed Interviewing from Criminal to Family Law.
Law Now.
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Vicarious Trauma in Criminal and Family Lawyers: The Unseen Burden of Advocating for Victims.
Law Now.
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Community Now Magazine ​
Changes to the Family Legal System
Authority Magazine
Survival Tips for the Divorce Process
HuffPost & Thrive Global
Grief is Part of the Divorce Process
Speaking Events
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Trainer & Curriculum Developer – Alberta Justice Coercive control: How to Recognize, Respond, and Prevent Further Harm.
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Presenter – Legal Education Society of Alberta (LESA) Coercive control: How to Recognize, Respond, and Prevent Further Harm to Your Family Law Clients.
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Guest Speaker – Masters of Science, Psychology of Coercive Control Program University of Salford 2024: Post-Separation abuse and expectation gaps in family legal representation - Canadian case law review following 2021 Divorce Act amendments.
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DCA Divorce Summit Speaker & Panelist Recognizing coercive control & doing something about it: A necessary step& VIP Panel Discussion.
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Speaker. Community Now 5th Annual Mental Health Event: Changing the narrative
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Co-Presenter. New America's Conference to End Coercive Control Myths about coercive control: The implications for protective parents & children of divorce.
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D-Talks Co-Parenting: Pre-Mediation Coaching
FCCS works with legal professionals and individuals in matters involving coercive control. Book an appointment to discuss service options and determine whether coaching, litigation support, or expert involvement is appropriate. Detailed case information is not required prior to booking.
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