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Anne R. Lucas
Anne Lucas has a diverse practice that includes her work as a Collaborative Coach and mediator in dispute resolution. She has an active therapy practice specializing in couples and is the clinical director of The Evergreen clinic - a multidisciplinary mental health practice. Her training and teaching is just as diverse. She is a founding member and trainer in the Seattle Collaborative Law Practice Group, adjunct faculty at Saybrook University/LIOS college teach law and ethics in the MHP program and an Approved Supervisor for licensure candidates in the State of Washington.
Anne’s background is just as varied. Prior to earning her MA from Bastyr University and starting a private practice, her first career spanned 18 years in the building industry in Southern California moving from accounting clerk to Controller/CFO where she gained expertise in business and accounting, team building, group and organizational dynamics and structures. For four years she was a family therapist at Fairfax Psychiatric Hospital in Kirkland, Washington, providing support and guidance to families in severe crisis.
Anne is an active member of the Collaborative Law community working as a Divorce Coach and currently serving as President of the King County Collaborative Law practice group. She is an affiliate member of Alhadeff and Forbes Mediation in Seattle and is working on her mediation certification.
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| Address: |
13128 Totem Lake Blvd, Suite 206
Kirkland WA 98034 USA
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| Phone: |
425-890-3222 |
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425-823-1231 |
| Email: |
alucasma@hotmail.com |
| Website: |
http://theevergreenclinic.com and collabtraining.com
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| Education |
BA Bastyr University
MA Bastyr University 1997
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| Professional Licenses |
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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| Type Of Practice |
Collaborative Coach
Mediator
Therapist
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| Training Offered |
Basic Collaboartive Law Training
Advanced Facilitation Seminar - Beyond Interests
Facilitating Negotiations and Working with Clients
The Magic of Collaborative Coaching
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| Training Conducted |
Basic Collaboartive Law Training
Facilitating Negotiations and Working with Clients
The Magic of Collaborative Coaching
Various speaking and training engagements as shown under trainings I have conducted
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| Collaborative Training Attended |
Basic Training - 2007, Joe Shaub
Mediation Training - 2007 Alhadeff and Forbes Mediation
Difficult Personalities - 2008 Bill Eddy
CPW annual conference - 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 includes trainings by Pauline Tessler, Woody Mosten and Stu Webb
Taking the War Out of..- 2011 Sharon Ellison
IACP - 2010, 2011
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| Collaborative Training Offered |
Basic Collaboartive Law Training - 2009, 2010, 2011 Rachel Felbeck, Anne Lucas, John Twitchell, Mark Weiss
Facilitating Negotiations and Working with Clients - 2011 Anne Lucas, Mark Weiss
The Magic of Collaborative Coaching - 2011 Karen Bonnell, Anne Lucas
San Francisco, CA “Coaching Essentials for the Collaborative Team – Know the Value”, IACP Nov 2011 with Karen Bonnell
Bainbridge Island, WA “The Role of the Coach in Collaborative Law” presentation to Kitsap Collaborative Law group, 8/29/11
Seattle, WA 18th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference “What Focus Groups Can Tell Us About a Divorce” Co-Presenter with Courtney Kaylor and Alan Alhadeff . April 2011
Washington, DC “Adaptability and Scalability of the Collaborative Process in Support of Client-Centeredness, IACP Nov 2010 with Mark Weiss and Gwen Mathewson
Bellevue, WA “Dimensional Modeling of Roles and Resource Structures in Family Systems” presentation to WAMFT 4/29/11
Kelowna, BC Canada “Collaborative Practice Training”, March 2010 SCLTG
Everett, WA “Was it Good You Won in Court Todayz”, presentation to North Sound Collaborative Law, Oct 2009
Seattle, WA Co-Trainer “Divorce: Recipe for Disaster or Success”, CEU for mental health professionals May, 2009
Seattle, WA Co-Presenter “What Just Happenedz Uncovering the Hidden Dynamics in a Collaborative Case”, Seattle Collaborative Family Law Practice Group, Mar 2009
Kirkland, WA Co-Trainer “Nuts and Bolts for Mental Health and Financial Providers” Feb, 2009
Bellevue, WA “Lucas Model – Visual Representation of Couple and Family Structures”. WMFT, Jan. 2009
Oak Harbor, WA Panel Member “Ethics for Interdisciplinary Teams”, CPW conference, November 2008 with panel
Oak Harbor, WA Co-Trainer “Creating a Strong Team” CPW conference, November 2008 with Joe Shaub
Oak Harbor, WA Co-Trainer “Nuts and Bolts for Mental Health and Financial Providers” CPW conference, November 2008 with Wendy Rawlings
Mercer Island, WA Co-Trainer “The Art of Differentiation for Collaborative Professionals” (2 day advanced training) August, 2008
Seattle, WA Co-Presenter “Collaborative Divorce: A bridge for families and professions” WMHCA, June 2008
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| References |
Rachel Felbeck, J. Mark Weiss, John Twitchell - Seattle Collaborative Law Training Group
Holly Hohlbein - Kirkland, WA
Karen Bonnell - Bellevue, WA
Wendy Rawlings - Federal Way, WA
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| Standards |
I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners and the IACP Ethical Standards for Collaborative Professionals. I verify that I meet the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners and that I apply the IACP Ethical Standards for Collaborative Professionals in my collaborative practice.
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I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Trainers I verify that I am a Collaborative Practice trainer who meets those Minimum Standards.
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I have reviewed the IACP Minimum Standards for a Collaborative Basic Training. I verify that the basic training that I offer as a Collaborative Practice trainer meets those Minimum Standards.
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