Covid & Collaborative: Disrupters and Silver Linings

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
8:30am - 9:30am

It's coming up on 3 years since we've been managing our lives in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime (we hope) pandemic.  It's been a transformational experience for the entire planet in many ways and changed our lives significantly.  We want to explore and reflect on how the pandemic has impacted us personally and professionally.

Please join us to share the disruptions and silver linings of the pandemic, along with significant shifts you may have experienced professionally or personally in your life's direction.

Dr. Barbara Rothberg is a licensed clinical social worker and has been in practice for more than 40 years. She has additional training and certifications in Family and Couple Therapy, Mediation, Collaborative Practice and Child Inclusive Mediation. Barbara has worked as family and couple therapist, mediator, parent coordinator with high conflict couples, and divorce coach/family specialist in conjunction with collaborative attorneys and other mediators. She has experience teaching couple therapy to graduate students, leading seminars and workshops at conferences and presenting to various organizations over the years. She is a member of FDMC, where she is a board member, NYACP, AFCC, NYSCDM, and is on the Advisory Council of Familykind, as well as the Gender Project at the Ackerman Institute. She received her doctorate in Social Work at The Graduate Center, Hunter School of Social Work. 

Dr. Judie Stein is a licensed clinical social worker and has been a mediator, family specialist, parent coordinator, and therapist (individual, couples & family) for nearly 20 years.  She specializes in high-conflict, parenting plans for young children, discernment, parent coordination, and reconciliation between parents and children. As a therapist, she specializes in mood disorders, anxiety disorders, borderline personality disorder, eating disorders, relationships, and ADHD.  Her therapeutic approach integrates CBT, DBT, ACT, Contemplative Psychotherapy, Nonviolent Communication, Mindful Self-Compassion, Schema Therapy, and Wellness.  She has an MSW from NYU and a Ph.D. in Public Health (Behavioral Sciences & Health Education) from UCLA, with specializations in Psychopathology and Psychiatric Epidemiology.  She has taught extensively at NYU, Hunter College, Pace University, and others in Human Development, Parenting, and Experimental Psychology.  She is a former FDMC Vice President and is currently a member of FDMC, NYACP, and NYSCDM. 

NYACP Reoccuring "ZOOM" Meetings
Hosted by the NYC Pod

Please join the conversation! 

The NYACP began presenting webinars in March of 2020 and will continue to meet virtually hosted by our local Pods.  The NYC Pod is now hosting a meeting the second Tuesday of every month, from 8:30-9:30am, to provide a gathering place to share information, ask questions, and offer support for our community of friends and colleagues.  

Once you complete your registration, you will recieve the log-in information, link and phone numbers in your confirmation email. Just click on the link or dial in at the time of the meetings.  This is a recurring meeting. 

For problems during the webinar, please text Judie at (917) 691-9947.

These meetings are for NYACP Members Only.  

RSVP HERE