Restorative Justice Council

Complex and Sensitive Intermediate level 2 day Training 

This two-day training provides a highly practical exploration of complex and sensitive casework and is open only to practitioners who have already completed restorative justice facilitator training and who have existing experience of facilitation. Participants learn to complete detailed risk assessments, apply effective interview techniques, navigate the Criminal Justice System, and collaborate with key partners. The course also covers shuttle processes, restorative letters, the nuances of face-to-face meetings, and the development of robust outcome agreements, alongside clear post-intervention and exit strategies.

REF are an award-winning team providing accredited training, coaching, facilitation, and consultancy in Restorative Practices (RP) and Restorative Justice (RJ). We currently work with many internationally recognised organisations.
* Our training is designed to be practical, experiential, and directly applicable in a wide range of professional contexts.
* This course is approved and accredited by the Restorative Justice Council.
* Certificates are awarded on successful completion.
* Training is delivered by experienced practitioners.
* All training is delivered via Zoom, with resources provided to support learning.

This intensive two-day course offers hands-on training designed for practitioners who already have experience of working as a restorative justice facilitator and are now working with complex and sensitive restorative cases. Through practical exercises and guided scenarios, participants learn to carry out thorough risk assessments and adapt interview techniques to meet the needs of individuals in challenging circumstances. The training provides a clear route through the Criminal Justice System, highlighting how to navigate processes and maintain strong partnership working throughout. Attendees explore the full restorative pathway, including the intricacies of shuttle communication, crafting restorative letters, and preparing for the unique challenges and emotional dynamics of face-to-face meetings. Significant focus is placed on constructing meaningful and achievable outcome agreements, as well as planning effective post-intervention and exit strategies to ensure safe, ethical, and sustainable practice. This comprehensive course equips practitioners with the skills, confidence, and structured approaches needed to lead restorative processes in the most demanding contexts.

COURSE DATES

12 - 13 January 2026

LOCATION

Online via Zoom.

COURSE FEES

Please enquire for pricing information - concessionary rates available -

hannah@restorativeengagementforum.com

BOOKING INFORMATION

Contact hannah@restorativeengagementforum.com

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Name | Charlotte Calkin

Email | charlotte@restorativeengagementforum.com

Website | https://restorativeengagementforum.com/

 

This course is being hosted by an RJC member organisation. It is not delivered by, or on behalf of, the RJC.

 
When
12 Jan 2026 9:30am to 13 Jan 2026 4:30pm
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