Past training events

26th May 2020 - 4pm - As part of their response to the Coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) HMCTS is bringing in a new video platform, Cloud Video Platform (CVP). This is to enable all parties in a criminal hearing to take part remotely – allowing all magistrate and crown courts in England and Wales to hold secure hearings, making it easier to make sure justice continues to be served.

This webinar focuses on advocacy skills for family practitioners.

Resolution Together is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce.

This webinar was organised by West Sussex Resolution and was run on 25th June 2020.

This workshop is intended to assist professionals working with high conflict personalities to recognise when dealing with such personalities and to adapt their strategies as necessary and appropriate. It should provide a greater sense of control over situations which such personalities may otherwise excessively influence.

The Resolution family finance forum is suitable for all practitioners in family law who want to gain a deeper understanding of family law-related financial issues.

This three day course from Jacinta Gallant will focus on conflict skills for family professionals. It explores how asking about the parties' hopes and diving deeply into their perceived threats can bring fresh air to our family law work.

Join the largest network of family mediators in England and Wales and start your mediation training with Resolution.

This wide-reaching course is designed to build confidence at every level. Whether you are a PA, a paralegal, a trainee, newly qualified or at a more senior level, taking time out to critically assess the delivery of legal services by your team, will never be time wasted.

A special limited online session with Angela Lake-Carroll and Suzy Power, looking at and discussing the issues involved in remote working with children, young people and their families in mediation.

This is available free of charge for Resolution members.

This workshop with Angela Lake-Carroll and Suzy Power, will look at the challenges facing both mediators and clients with regard to blended working.