We live in an age of ever-increasing media options. At one time, video production was largely available only at great cost. Nowadays, websites on the Internet seem to be using videos as a means of disseminating information.
The Collaborative Divorce field is no exception. There are a number of good videos about Collaborative Divorce that link from the website of the IACP.
My colleague Holly Hohlbein and I have now joined this new medium of of the Internet video. We were recently interviewed about Collaborative Law by Bellevue career counselor Jan Reha, who uses these videos to educate consumers about her services and related topics. Recorded in a conference room in her office a week or so ago, it has already been posted on the Internet. This is an interesting new world.
For our first video appearance, see here:
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