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This is a three day online attended mediation refresher course. It has been designed for those mediators who have been out of practice for some time and wish to renew and update their skills.
A fresh approach to our annual Dispute Resolution Conference. We are putting innovative practice and family dispute resolution skills front and centre.
This online course will equip you with the essential skills you need to ensure that you can provide the early help your clients need as parents going through divorce and separation. The course can be completed online at your convenience.
Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership.
Save 10% when you book your place by Friday 16 October 2020. Pay just £108 (usually £120).
This introductory online course will give you an overview of domestic abuse, how it manifests itself and how you can identify if your client may have been a victim.
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.
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 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.
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.
Every three years Accredited Specialists must reaccredit to maintain their accredited status.