Spot the differences!

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What's the difference between the Forum and the IACP Institute? Both are

fun, inspiring, top-notch Collaborative educational opportunities.

With the multitude of IACP educational resources available to you, sometimes

it's difficult to determine the unique benefits of each. We hope you'll join us at both,

but if you must choose...

Learn more about each event below:

IACP's Annual Forum is the single largest gathering of Collaborative professionals from around the world. It is a wonderful networking opportunity which allows practitioners to connect, share experiences and learn from one another. With over 40 workshops ranging from ninety minutes to three hours in length, multiple plenary speakers and numerous social events, Forum attendees can touch upon a wide variety of topics and interact with colleagues from all over the world.

The IACP Institute provides Basic Collaborative Practice Training as well as intensive advanced level education. Courses are up to three full days in length and are taught by nationally recognized educators. All Institute courses are held in smaller, more intimate classroom settings to encourage in-depth discussions and meaningful, hands-on learning. IACP Institute courses are designed specifically to meet the educational needs of experienced practitioners seeking more advanced learning.