<p>The CRP podcast provides an entertaining dialogue among professionals committed to guiding people in conflict towards a saner resolution of their differences. We hope you enjoy the topics, lessons learned, and intelligent insights for navigating life's challenging dilemmas.</p>

The CRP podcast provides an entertaining dialogue among professionals committed to guiding people in conflict towards a saner resolution of their differences. We hope you enjoy the topics, lessons learned, and intelligent insights for navigating life's challenging dilemmas.

CRP #3 – The Collaborative Process

The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and PRINCIPLES of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

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The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and PRINCIPLES of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

The Collaborative Resolution Project (CRP) examines the PEOPLE, PROCESSES, and&nbsp;PRINCIPLES&nbsp;of an alternative dispute resolution strategy employing a team-based negotiation model. This approach is highly relevant especially for divorcing couples but equally appropriate in any human conflict scenario (e.g., family business issues, leadership challenges, parent-adult child impasses, and probate disputes). It serves as an emotionally intelligent alternative to the traditional litigated or adversarial process.

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CRP #3 – The Collaborative Process

CRP #3 – The Collaborative Process