Training & events

Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership. By doing this course, we believe that you will be a more effective professional, whether you are a family lawyer or another professional involved in the family justice system.

With the current situation following the coronavirus outbreak, we’ve had to postpone or cancel our programme of face to face courses and events in the first half of this year. In response, we will be increasing our offer of online training and learning. We would like to hear from you.

This event is free of charge for POD Chairs. This event was formally know as the Pod Liaison Officers Day and we're delighted to reintroduce this to our training calendar. We will be in contact with the PODs soon with details of how to book.

This course provides an in-depth understanding of domestic abuse, its manifestations, and safeguarding practices. Participants will learn how to identify signs of abuse, understand the legal framework, and implement effective safeguarding measures. The course is designed for professionals working with individuals and families affected by domestic abuse, offering practical tools and strategies to support victims and ensure their safety.

This online training package brings together experience and understanding of the current time and considers how best to get started in dispute resolution practice in family law. It leverages the latest insights and experiences relevant to the current times, ensuring that the content is both up-to-date and practical. The package is tailored to meet the needs of both newcomers and those looking to refresh their understanding of dispute resolution practices.

This bitesize training is specifically crafted to help you negotiate effectively with the opposing counsel to achieve successful out-of-court resolutions.

Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership. By doing this course, we believe that you will be a more effective professional, whether you are a family lawyer or another professional involved in the family justice system.

NCDR is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce. This course is designed to deliver 10 hours of learning and development for members in order to consider how to work effectively as a Family Professional, working with one or both clients.

This course provides an in-depth understanding of domestic abuse, its manifestations, and safeguarding practices. Participants will learn how to identify signs of abuse, understand the legal framework, and implement effective safeguarding measures. The course is designed for professionals working with individuals and families affected by domestic abuse, offering practical tools and strategies to support victims and ensure their safety.

A 6 week training programme (6 learning hours) delivered by Clinical Psychologist Dr Angharad Rudkin for professionals working with separating parents. This programme has been specially prepared for family law solicitors/trainees, Paralegals, Mediators, Barristers, Chartered Legal Executives, Counsellors, Family Support Workers, Magistrates and others.

Catch key highlights from National Conference 2024 with our on-demand package. Engage with content in your own time with no restrictions on how long you can access the sessions. The National Conference 2024 on-demand package offers a convenient way to catch up on the key highlights from the event. Access anytime, The package includes important sessions such as the keynote address, hear from notable speakers like Martin Hibbert, Samantha Hillas KC, and Sir Andrew McFarlane.

Learn how to recognise the signs you are working with high-conflict personalities and adapt your strategies effectively and appropriately. The course will give you a greater sense of control over situations, which such personalities may otherwise excessively influence.