Written by two mental health professionals with extensive experience in Collaborative Practice, this accessible, practical, common-sense guide to the psychological aspects of our work is an invaluable resource for professionals of all disciplines who want to ensure the best outcomes for their Collaborative clients-- even in the toughest cases! Among the questions the authors answer are:- Why do our clients behave the way they do, as individuals and as couples?-What are some helpful interpersonal techniques to use with our clients?-Why do some techniques work well with some clients and not with others?-How do we help "difficult" clients-What is the Collaborative container and why is it important?-What determines whether or not a case will be "transformative?"-How can we best negotiate "landmines" in Collaborative Practice?-What makes a well functioning team?-What causes team break-down, and how can we avoid it?-What about the voice of the child in Collaborative Practice?-How do we create a deep and durable parenting plan?