Training teaches the method. The groups are where you bring the actual case. A small, confidential cohort meets with Bill on Zoom once a month to work through the high-conflict situations on your plate: what the pattern is, what to say, and what to do next.
$1,500 · Join any month · 11 monthly sessions from the month you join · Small cohort · Zoom
Both meet monthly with Bill. The difference is who is in the room and the kind of case you bring.
Who it is for: Attorneys, parenting coordinators, guardians ad litem, custody evaluators, and mediators working high-conflict family cases.
What members bring: The custody case with a parent who will not stop filing. The client who turns every email into a war. The co-parent who looks reasonable in court and is anything but.
$1,500USD · 11 monthly sessions
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Who it is for: Licensed mental health professionals, LPCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, psychologists, trained in New Ways for Families® and delivering it with real families now.
What members bring: The parent who is not doing the workbook. The session that keeps sliding back into blame. The question about how to adapt the method to a case the training did not cover.
$1,500USD · 11 monthly sessions
Join this group →Spots are limited. Join any month; your 11 sessions run from the month you join.
Pick your group and complete checkout. Your membership runs 11 monthly sessions, one year, from the month you join.
You receive the Zoom link and the dates for the year. Sessions are 90 minutes, once a month, at a set time for the group.
Each month, members bring what they are working on right now. Bill walks the group through the pattern and the options, and peers add what has worked for them.
You leave with specific language, a next step, and a sounding board you can come back to next month.
"Being part of a high conflict practice group has become an essential part of my professional responsibility. Bill and the group members are always generous in their suggestions for showing empathy without undermining limit setting."
J.M. — Therapist, LMFT
"I've found Bill Eddy's guidance within the High Conflict Consultation Group to be an invaluable resource. The collective wisdom has provided me with a clearer understanding of the underlying dynamics at play in my cases."
U.A. — Family Law Consultation Group member
"Joining the consultation group was a wonderful complement to my professional development, as well as a support in dealing with the challenges of working in high conflict divorce cases."
B.C. — Lawyer, Family Law Consultation Group
Any month. The commitment is 11 monthly sessions (one year) starting from the month you join, so there is no waiting for a new cohort.
Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq. leads both groups personally. Bill is co-founder of the High Conflict Institute, a lawyer, therapist, and mediator, and the author of more than 25 books on high-conflict personalities.
Small by design. Spots are limited so that every member can bring a case and get real time on it.
Yes. Members and Bill keep all case discussion confidential, and you share only what you are comfortable sharing. Use initials or change identifying details.
No. The groups are educational consultation about high-conflict dynamics and how to handle them. They are not legal advice, clinical supervision, or a substitute for your own professional judgment.
Membership covers the 11 sessions in your year. Life happens; let us know and we will help you make the most of the sessions you can attend.
The Family Law group is open to family law professionals at any stage. The Counselor group is for licensed mental health professionals (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, psychologist, or similar) who have completed New Ways for Families® Counselor training.
Yes. Email info@highconflictinstitute.com and we will set it up.
Join any month. If you are not sure which group fits, email info@highconflictinstitute.com and we will point you to the right one.