Resolution's Finance Update will offer you a review of significant changes and developments that have occurred over the last year.
This is available free of charge for Resolution members.
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.
Moderated by Amanda Adeola from Resolution's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee this online event brings together a variety of speakers to discuss their experiences with inequality in their profession.
A follow-up wellbeing webinar in partnership with LawCare, the mental health charity for the legal sector, exploring practical ways to address findings from our sector-wide report. Free and open to all.
Resolution Together is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce.
Resolution Together is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce.
This webinar discussion explores online video family mediation.
This course is a refresher for those hybrid mediators who have already completed the training course in the advanced hybrid model of family mediation.
This event is free of charge for Resolution members.
A special limited edition online session with Angela Lake-Carroll and Suzy Power, looking at and discussing the safeguarding issues involved in mediation in an online environment.
An online panel discussion with highly respected experts on Cohabitation Law across both England & Wales and Scotland. We'll be uncovering some of the key comparisons from both sides of the border, and how this impacts family justice professionals and their clients.