Events & Courses
This 3 hour workshop explores the dynamics of conflict within family settings and how practitioners can help to facilitate difficult conversations in the home.
A live, weekly, online course that will deepen your understanding of conflict and provide you with the experiences and skills so you can deal with conflict more constructively in your everyday life, both personally and professionally.
Delivered weekly on a Saturday morning: 25th September, 2nd October & 9th October. 10:00-13:15 BST
Join Why me? on the 27th of September for our monthly Restorative Justice service provider forum from 2 pm-3 pm. This month we will be joined by Clifford Grimason from Re:Hub to lead on the discussion on working with prisons in the post lockdown world
This event will help professionals in the justice system raise Restorative Justice in the most effective way, enabling victims of crime and offenders to make informed decisions about whether they want to take part.
A live, weekly, online course that will deepen your understanding of conflict and provide you with the experiences and skills so you can deal with conflict more constructively in your everyday life, both personally and professionally.
Delivered weekly on a Wednesday afternoon: 29th September, 6th October & 13th October. 14:00-17:15 BST
A live, weekly, online course that will deepen your understanding of conflict and provide you with the experiences and skills so you can deal with conflict more constructively in your everyday life, both personally and professionally.
Delivered weekly on a Wednesday afternoon: 29th September, 6th October & 13th October. 14:00-17:15 BST
Explore a deeper understanding of working restoratively with Special Education Needs through an implementation framework, practical strategies and developing a dynamic plan for professionals’ own setting. Each participant will receive an additional coaching session.
Join us to upskill with tools for giving and receiving feedback, effective challenge and generating accountability in ways that are not about right and wrong and shaming.
This training takes an in depth look at the restorative approach, equipping participants with the skills to manage a range of situations and to think about how their organisation can incorporate this highly effective approach to promote change. It is delivered over ten, 90 minute modules. and is suitable for people of all experience levels.
Vince Mercer (Restorative Practice Lead, The AIM Project), will be speaking on some of the practice implications of using restorative approaches in cases of sexual harm.