18th Annual Collaborative Professionals of Washington Conference

CPW Welcomes You To Our 18th Annual Conference!
Collaborative Professionals of Washington to host our 18th Annual Conference at the Four Points by Sheraton in Bellingham March 6-8, 2025.

Please join us for two and a half amazing days of learning, networking, and connecting to the Collaborative community!
We are excited to welcome Collaborative practitioners from all over Washington, Oregon, British Columbia and beyond!

THURSDAY: Pre-Conference
(5.5 CLE/CE- Ethics-Equity)
Thursday’s Pre-Conference will be an all-day interactive experience learning about trauma and how it impacts the human experience with Dr. Tyson Bailey, PsyD.

“We all benefit from living in a trauma-informed world.” – Dr. Bailey
CPW is an incredible organization dedicated to helping people during some of their most challenging times. We are honored to welcome Dr. Tyson Bailey, who will lead a transformative training on understanding and addressing trauma.

As humans helping humans, deepening our understanding of the human condition isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential. It empowers us to create safer spaces for our teams and the clients we serve.
Divorce is uniquely disruptive, yet through a Collaborative approach, it holds the potential to be not just less harmful but truly transformative. This training invites you to embrace this vision and join us in ensuring our work continues to create meaningful change for families.

Trauma doesn’t heal in isolation; it heals in community. Through this session, we aim to help participants define trauma, recognize its signs, and learn how to show up for families in more impactful ways.
Join us this Thursday for a deep dive into this critical work. Together, we can continue to grow, learn, and transform the lives of those we support.

More About Our Speaker
Dr. Tyson Bailey, born and raised in Seattle, specializes in evaluating and treating individuals experiencing distressing reactions to traumatic events. He’s passionate about helping professionals increase their knowledge about trauma and post-traumatic reactions.

Dr. Bailey has worked with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including those involved in lawsuits, survivors of traumatic events, LGBTQ individuals, and people experiencing difficulties with life transitions. He obtained his BS in Psychology from the University of Washington, and a Masters and Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (PsyD) through the Washington School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY: Annual Meeting and Conference
(7.5 CLE/CE Professional Development and Law & Legal)
We’ve designed a stimulating and educational schedule for Friday and Saturday, please see the full agenda by clicking the agenda tab above. Your registration fee includes Friday breakfast and dinner, Saturday breakfast, coffee/tea, and snack service throughout the Conference.

We are excited to have you join us and anticipate seeing you at the conference.
Thank you in advance for your continued support of CPW.

-Tim Peterson, CPW President 2025, and your CPW 2025 Board.