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    Renew CDRP Membership

    Welcome back! We look forward to another productive, educational, supportive and collaborative year together! As a benefit to your membership, this information will be included on our website and our Membership List as a resource for potential clients.

    Questions? 

    Please contact our 2022-2023 Membership Chair, Beth Tello, at bt@tellolaw.com
    Renew online:
    • Complete our online application (below).
    • Submit a payment of $195 via Paypal to info@collablawmaryland.org.
    Click or drag a file to this area to upload.
    Click or drag a file to this area to upload.
    Your application will be reviewed by CDRP's Membership Chair. If any additional information is required she will be in touch.

    As a condition of continued membership in Collaborative Dispute Resolution Professionals, I certify that I will:

    1. Comply with all rules and procedures of CDRP as the organization evolves

    2. Attend a minimum of two CDRP general educational meetings per year, as well as an additional Collaborative event

    3. Maintain my membership in the IACP as long as I am a member of CDRP

    4. Pay annual CDRP membership due

    5. Within one (1) year of joining I will complete at least thirty (30) hours mediation training in client-centered, facilitative conflict resolution, of the kind typically taught in an interest-based, narrative, or transformative mediation training program

    6. Complete at least eight hours every two years of further training in Collaborative Practice or areas that support the principles of Collaborative Practice such as communication skills, advanced collaborative training beyond the minimum 16 hours of basic training, advanced mediation training, advanced professional coach training, etc. I understand that four of the eight hours can be completed by doing pro bono collaborative cases through the Collaborative Project of Maryland.

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