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Phyllis Palombi, (Mental Health Professional)

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   11524 Hemingway Drive
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J.D.

LL.B.

Ph.D.

Psy.D

Ed.D.

L.E.P.

LCSW

LPC

LMFT

Psychiatrist

CFP®

CPA

ChFC

Professional Activities


Current Prior

Collaborative Practice Training


Year Course Title Instructor Hours Action
Basic/ Introductory Collaborative Law or Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training.
30-Hr Interest-Based Negotiation & Mediation Skills
Advanced interest-based negotiation, communication skills, collaborative,professional coach training
Annual 4 hours collaborative continuing education (basic, intermediate, or advanced)

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Phyllis Palombi, (Mental Health Professional)

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Collaborative Practice Group Membership


Collaborative Professionals of Northern Virginia

Collaborative Services


I have devoted my career as a family therapist to help families go through the process of divorce and post divorce in the least damaging and most healthy way possible. Collaborating with a team during the most painful life events can help to insure a future with less conflict.The Collaborative Team approach meets the needs of both parents and children. Conflicts around the future survival of the family financially and emotionally can be reduced significantly. Many studies show that low conflict families fare better emotionally than those with a high level of conflict. The interaction within the team of attorneys with the help of mental health professionals increase the likelihood of more healthy outcomes for the entire family. I believe in empowering parents with tools to be able to work together to evaluate and plan in the best interest of their children in the least conflictual way.

Education


Licenses


Marriage and Family Therapist ~ Licensed Professional Counselor ,LMFT

Professional Activities


PRIOR:

Collaborative Practice Training


Year Course Title Instructor Hours
Basic/ Introductory Collaborative Law or Interdisciplinary Collaborative Team Training.
2009 Collaborative Professional Trainining Dr. Susan Gamache 30
30-Hr Interest-Based Negotiation & Mediation Skills
1982 Mediation Training Mark Loman 30
Additional 15 hours Intermediate/ Advanced interest-based negotiation, communication skills, collaborative, or basic professional coach training
2011 Working with High Conflict Parents CPNV 1
2010 IACP Annual Meeting various 10
2009 Jumpstart your Collaborative Pratice CPTI: Fauss, Robbins, Smoller 2
2009 Emotional Dynamics of Collaborative Divorce CPTI: D’Ari, Hembree & Herrick 2
Annual 4 hours collaborative continuing education (basic, intermediate, or advanced)
2023 Trauma-Responsive Collaborative Practice (16th VaCP) 11-13-23 Dana Baerger, J.D., Ph.D. 5.5
2022 “Collaborative Clients: When kumbaya is not enough.” CPNV: Barbara Burr, Esq. 1.5
2022 Transitioning Clients in Collaborative Divorce CPNV: Michael McHugh, Esq. and Teresa Cole, Esq. 1.5
2022 Targeted Tools to Resolve Complex Collaborative Impasses CPNV: Carl Mitlehner, CFP®, Sue Soler, LCSW, and Jennifer Bradley, JD 1.5
2022 Divorcing your spouse, but staying married to Uncle Sam CPNV: Sarah Avila, CFP®, CDFA® 1.5
2022 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2
2022 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2
2022 A Parent’s Mental Illness Should Not Prevent a Successful Parenting Plan CPNV: Stephanie Smith, JD, and Patrice Garver, MHP 1.5
2021 VIRGINIA’S UNIFORM COLLABORATIVE LAW ACT: WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE CPNV: Jennifer A. Bradley, JD; Anne (Jan) W. White, JD; Karen L. Keyes, JD 1.5
2021 Understanding Domestic Violence and the Challenges in Getting It Right CPNV: Viola Vaughan-Eden, PhD, MJ, LCSW 1.5
2021 Transform Them CPNV: Jonathan Foust, MA, CSA 1.5
2021 The Flexible Potential of the Child Specialist Role CPNV: Natalie Goldberg and Lisa Herrick 1.5
2021 Should Virginia Create a Legal Presumption of Shared Custody: A Current Effort is Underway, and There is Research to Support It CPNV: Adele D’Ari, Ph.D., Lisa Herrick, Ph.D., Jennifer Bradley, J.D. 1.5
2021 HOLD ONTO YOUR HATS: STRATEGIES FOR STREAMLINING COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE CPNV: Jennifer Bradley, Esq., Lynn Fetcher, Esq., Natalie Goldberg, LCSW, Jane Ochsman Rowny, CPA, CDFA 1.5
2021 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2
2021 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2
2021 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2
2021 BEYOND SPREAD SHEETS AND CASH FLOW – A DEEP DIVE INTO THE FINANCIAL NEUTRAL ROLES AS FACILITATOR, MEDIATOR AND ADVISOR CPNV: Debbie May CPA, CFP, CDFA and Robin Taub, J.D. 1.5
2021 ADULT ADHD IN COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE: A POWERFUL, UNDER-RECOGNIZED X FACTOR CPNV: Kate Scharff, PhD 1.5
2020 Yikes-My Client is recently sober-integrating substance abuse recover into a parenting plan CPNV: Natalie Goldberg & George Young 1.5
2020 The Psychological and Ethical Dimensions of Collaborative Practice David A. Hoffman, Collaborative Attorney & Mediator 6
2020 The New Normal CPNV: Steve Goldman & Patrice Garver 1.5
2020 Prenups, the Collaborative Way CPNV: Michael McHugh & Lynn Fletcher 1.5
2020 Impacts During COVID-19 CPNV: Lisa Herrick, Natalie Goldberg, Sue Soler, Jennifer Bradley & Grant Moher 1.5
2020 Disclosure? Distractions? Denial? Dunno.: Addressing Full Disclosure of Ambiguous Adultery in Collaborative Divorce CPNV: Steve Goldman & David Ginsberg 1.5
2020 Cash, Covid, and Collaboration: Financial Considerations for assisting your clients CPNV: Jordan Egert & Jane Oschman Rowny 1.5
2019 Women & Financial Wellness: Beyond the Bottom Line CPNV: Peter Gorman, CFP & Rod Brandon, CRPC 1.5
2019 UCLA Coming to Virginia Soon? CPNV: Teresa Cole, JD & Karen Keyes, JD 1.5
2019 The Space Between: The Richness of our work with clients before and after and in between team meetings CPNV: Adele D’Ari, Ed.D. & Paul Smollar, JD 1.5
2019 Parent Child Contact Problems and applying collaborative principles CPNV: Patrice Garver, Ph.D. & Lynn Hawkins, Esq 1.5
2019 Overview of common pitfalls and best practices for drafting real estate provisions in marital settlement agreement CPNV: Molly Craig, JD 1.5
2019 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2.75
2019 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2.5
2019 Divorce Options I was the instructor 2.5
2019 Difficult Moments in Collaborative Cases CPNV: Lynn Fletcher, JD & Jennifer Bradley, JD 1.5
2019 Collaborative Case Study CPNV: Lisa Herrick, Ph.D., Lynn Fletcher, JD & Jennifer Bradley, JD 1.5
2019 ASD/Neuro-diversity in the Family: How to better understand the neuro-diverse adult client (and their neuro-diverse children) CPNV: Jamell White, Ph.D., LCSW-C 1.5
2018 Working Creatively with Conflict Debbie Beach, Patrice Garver, and Debbie Nackman 1
2018 Tools to Understand your Divorcing Client's Money Personality Erika W. Schleifman, CFP, CDFA 1
2018 Divorce Through the Developmental Lens Lisa Herrick, PhD and Kate Scharff 1
2018 Collaborative TEAM protocols: How the TEAM establishes an environment of thinking and reasoning Christine Hissong and Mary Szpanka 1
2018 And They Lived Happily Ever After… Carol Miller, Ph.D, J. Christopher Brown, Elizabeth Gray, Steve Metzler 1
2017 What Does Neutrality Look Like? Herrick and Goldberg 1
2017 Value of Using a Finacial Professional Brown and Morgan 1
2017 Stop Driving at the End of Your Hood McHugh, Scheiifman and Garver 1
2017 General Marketing Principles as they Apply to CPNV Larry Rockwell 1
2017 Development of a Film on Collaborative Divorce I was the instructor. 40
2017 Creating the Conditions for Growth As We Help Our Clients Navigate Separation and Divorce Lisa Herrick and Kate Scharff 6
2017 Business Valuations in Collaborative Divorce Schleifman 1
2017 A Short Film: Where are We Now in the Collaborative Process Rowan, Loy, and Hitlan-Masn 1
2017 A Short Film: Where are We Now in the Collaborative Process I was the instructor. 1
2016 UCLA Jan White 1
2016 The Power of Empathy in Conflict Resolution Rowman 1
2016 Motivational Interviewing Marks/Goldberg 1
2016 Marketing Lee/Grant 1
2016 Addiction and the aprocess With Collaborative Couples Mohr, Bonnin, Herrick 1
2015 Working With Families With Special Needs Children Nuzzo 1
2015 What are Our Core Collaborative Principals Part II Fletcher/Miller 1
2015 What Are Our Core Principles Fletcher/Miller 1
2015 Motivational Interviewing Marks 1
2015 Ethical and Practical Considerations for Virginia Law Practice Hayden Lee 1
2015 Employee Benefits: what the employee ans Spouse need to know as they contemplate divorce Schliefam/Lindahl 1
2015 Delving Into the Heart of Conflict Burr, Smolar, Herrick 1
2015 Collaborative Pre Marital Agreements McHugh 1
2015 Annual Virginia State Meeting VACP various 10
2015 Affairs and Divorce, From the Child's Point of View Nackman 1
2014 Your Professional Profile Should Communicate your Commitment to the Collaborative Process Paul Smollar 1
2014 Special Needs Children Natalie Goldberg 1
2014 Seven Structual Elements of Successful Marriage Larry Gaughn 1
2014 Dicision Support in Negotiations Kimberly Fauss 1
2014 Collaborative Practice and Health of the Family Larry Gaughn/Mary Spanka/Ed Farber 3
2014 Building Your collaborative Practice Grant Moher 1
2014 Brainstorming Robin Taub/Mitlehner 1
2013 Process of Collaborative Divorce/American Family Therapy Academy I was the instructor. 2.5
2013 Process of Collaborative Divorce/American Family Therapy Academy I was the instructor. 2.5
2012 Working with Mixed Orientation Couples in Collaborative Divorce CPNV - McHugh & Brooks 1
2012 The Infinity Loop: When the Process Becomes the Conflict CPNV - D'Ari. Herrick, White & Smollar 1
2012 The Collaborative Roadshow CPNV - Burr, Hirsch, Pence, Solar & Zimmerman 1
2012 Team Collaboration in a Difficult Case CPNV - Miller, Fletcher & Pendzich 1
2012 Fees in Collaborative Cases CPNV - May & Ravdin 1
2012 Expanding Collaborative to Lower Income Families CPNV - Hirsch, Ecksein & Scott 1
2012 Empirical Findings Regarding Children and Divorce CPNV - Herrick 1
2011 Timing in the Collaborative Process: damned if you do/damned if you don’t CPNV 1
2011 The Ricardos–Exploring Bias Within The Collaborative Team - Are you Guilty? CPNV 1
2011 The Military and Divorce in the Collaborative Process CPNV 1
2011 The Challenges of Addressing Alimony in a Collaborative Case CPNV 1
2011 Innovative Problem-Solving Model Moves Clients Through Impasse CPNV 1
2011 How We Do It Around Here: Different Strokes for Different Folks CPNV 1
2011 Forgiveness–A Piece of Transformation CPNV 1
2010 Writing the Parenting Plan Herrick/Scharf 7
2010 Working with Couples in Couple Therapy American Family Therapy Academy 8
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