About the Council

The Maryland Collaborative Practice Council (“MCPC”) brings together attorneys, mental health professionals and financial specialists from around the State of Maryland to promote Collaborative Practice as the preferred dispute resolution mechanism in domestic and other matters. 

To become a member of MCPC you must be trained in Collaborative Practice, you must be in good standing with your relevant licensure organization and you must pay nominal annual dues.  Members of MCPC are encouraged to participate in committees established to reach our goals.

MCPC’s goals are:

• To provide statewide support of Collaborative Practice;
• To create a state-wide educational effort directed towards professionals and the public;
• To facilitate collaborative training statewide;
• To interface with the judiciary; and
• To develop statutes and/or rules concerning Collaborative Practice.

The present and founding Board of Directors:

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