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.
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.
This workshop with Angela Lake-Carroll and Suzy Power, will look at the challenges facing both mediators and clients with regard to blended working.
23rd September – Online - As part of the new standards for child inclusive mediation, mediators who are currently trained to consult directly with children and young people are required to attend a one day professional development day to have an opportunity to update their practice to encompass the new model for child inclusive mediation.
A fresh approach to our annual Dispute Resolution Conference. We are putting innovative practice and family dispute resolution skills front and centre.
This is postponed - This advanced hybrid practice model provides an invaluable additional resource to supplement the established family mediation model.
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 course is a refresher for those hybrid mediators who have already completed the training course in the advanced hybrid model of family mediation.
These three consecutive workshops look to give those attending the skills they can apply to working with clients in different contexts.
This workshop with Angela Lake-Carroll and Suzy Power, will look at the challenges facing both mediators and clients with regard to blended working.
This online session covers private law fact finding hearings.
Learn about how Support Through Court’s services support Litigants in Person and how you can engage with their work to improve your experience in cases involving LiPs.