Improving the lives of children and families through the constructive resolution of family conflict.
AFCC-BC Parenting Plan Guide
A parenting plan is a written document that outlines an agreement by guardians about how they will raise their child(ren) if separated or divorced and is intended to establish principles and rules to guide how guardians will share responsibilities and time with their child(ren)
AFCC-BC is pleased to present the AFCC-BC Parenting Plan Guide (the "Guide"). The Guide is a valuable, and free resource that is expected to be widely used by guardians/parents and professionals throughout the province to develop child-focused, developmentally appropriate parenting plans.
A Parenting Plan Guide Task Force has prepared the Guide by adapting AFCC Ontario's Parenting Plan Guide, a document that has been widely used by practicing family justice professionals, parents, and the Courts in Ontario.
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In order to be effective when engaging with families in conflict, it is vital for family dynamic practitioners and family law professionals to proactively engage with rapidly changing best practices and keep pace with cutting-edge research. AFCC is a truly international organization. Its original purpose was to provide continuing, specialized education for judicial officers, attorneys, and mental health professionals working with family court issues. Present day, there are over 5,400 members of AFCC in approximately 24 countries.
AFCC members are widely accepted as leading practitioners, teachers, and researchers in their respective fields within the context of family dynamics and family law. The organization continues to be a critical point of intersection for professionals who work with families in conflict, providing opportunities for cross-professional communication and training.
