Past training events

Following on the success of our previous webinar, this session will consider family court closures internationally across another six jurisdictions Hong Kong, Kenya, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, Dubai, Russia and Italy, in the response to Covid-19 and how each is providing access to justice.

This online session covers private law fact finding hearings.

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 online event is for Professional Practice Consultants (PPCs).

Part of the Spotlight Series, this 2 hour online session with Victoria Wilson, Marc Etherington, Matthew Richardson and Elizabeth Rimmer will provide you with top tips for  managing your wellbeing and inspire you to prioritise it.

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

We are inviting Resolution members who are Professional Practice Consultants (PPCs) to a new online session to share ideas and current experiences.

This new online course provides all family practitioners with essential insights from the field of psychology into your work with clients.

If you missed our recent National Conference, you can now access all the sessions on-demand through our Catch-up Package.

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.

Following the recommendations of the Voice of the Child Dispute Resolution Advisory Group, the FMC and Family Mediation Standards Board have recently approved the new standards for child inclusive mediation. This course will be held online.

This two-part course is recognised by the Law Society and Family Mediation Council and carries 5 CPD hours.

High conflict personalities constitute a relatively small proportion of the people with whom professionals will encounter in their work (and their lives). They are not easily identifiable and indeed may present themselves reasonably and rationally, and may well achieve high status in professional occupations and in their lives.

This course is intended to assist professionals working with such 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.