with Anne-Marie Cade
Wednesday, 15 July 2026 | 1pm – 2pm AEST| Online
This one-hour webinar introduces a trauma-responsive framework for Parenting Coordination, equipping professionals with the insight and tools to better support families experiencing high conflict after separation. Participants will explore how trauma impacts parent behaviour, communication patterns and decision-making, and how these dynamics influence engagement in the Parenting Coordination process.
Drawing on current research, international best practice and real-world case experience, Anne-Marie Cade will outline practical strategies for creating psychological safety, reducing reactivity, improving co-parent communication and supporting more stable outcomes for children.
Ideal for parenting coordinators, mediators, family lawyers, psychologists and dispute resolution practitioners seeking to integrate trauma-aware principles into their work and enhance their effectiveness with vulnerable families.
About The Speaker
Anne-Marie Cade
Anne-Marie Cade is a FDRP, Lawyer, Parenting Coordinator and Divorce Coach.
Anne-Marie is the founder and CEO of the Parenting Coordination Institute - https://www.parentingcoordinationinstitute.com.au/ - where she provides training in parenting coordination as well as divorce and conflict coaching.
Anne-Marie was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to conduct research internationally in “Best Practice in Parenting Co-ordination” with a view to informing the implementation of the practice in Australia. She has been awarded a Creswick Fellowship in 2025 to conduct trauma informed approaches to parenting coordination and family mediation practices. In 2023 she won Australian Mediator of the Year at the Australasian Law Awards. More recently in 2024 she won the following awards at the Australian ADR Awards - Conflict Coach of the Year, ADR Project of the Year and ADR Innovation of the Year. In 2024 she also received the Resolution Institute Certificate Award for Service to dispute resolution.
Anne-Marie has a Masters in Family Dispute Resolution and Negotiation. She is also an Adjunct Lecturer at the College of Law in Victoria for their Practical Legal Training course.
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