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All Resolution members are invited to join us for a live online webinar to discuss faith in family law. Come along to hear experiences and perspectives on the role of faith in the lives of our clients and colleagues.
As the largest annual gathering of Resolution members, the National Conference is your opportunity to connect, collaborate, and gain fresh insights into the evolving landscape of family law. Designed by members, for members, this event brings together expert speakers, practical sessions, and invaluable networking opportunities.
This event is free of charge for Resolution members. We're delighted to confirm that our next Collaborative Practice Forum will take place online on Thursday 25th September from 12pm to 2pm. Bookings are now open and places are free of charge to all Resolution members, please do complete the form below.
NCDR is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce. This course is designed to deliver 10 hours of learning and development for members in order to consider how to work effectively as a Family Professional, working with one or both clients.
This event is for Professional Practice Consultants (PPCs). We welcome you to join us for a day of PPC discussion, interaction, and learning. Explore the evolving nature of the PPC role, including key duties and expectations. Stay updated with the most recent changes in practices and standards within the field. Our focus will be the current PPC role and responsibilities as well as challenges and opportunities. Additionally, we will be reviewing the latest practice changes and sharing knowledge. This day promises to offer valuable insights and practical takeaways.
A 6 week training programme (6 learning hours) delivered by Clinical Psychologist Dr Angharad Rudkin for professionals working with separating parents. This programme has been specially prepared for family law solicitors/trainees, Paralegals, Mediators, Barristers, Chartered Legal Executives, Counsellors, Family Support Workers, Magistrates and others.
Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership. By doing this course, we believe that you will be a more effective professional, whether you are a family lawyer or another professional involved in the family justice system.
This face to face module is designed to deliver 10 hours of learning and development for members in order to consider how to work effectively with single clients, separating couples and keeping the need of children to the forefront of discussions. It can also be completed and used towards becoming a collaborative practitioner or mediator, as part of the Resolution Together overall learning and development pathway.
Our flagship event for financial professionals advising or looking to advise on divorce and separation.
Join the largest network of family mediators in England and Wales and start your mediation training with Resolution.
Members who wish to practice using the Resolution Together way of working must complete four unique training modules before they offer this service to clients. One of those modules is Resolution Together Principles and Procedure. This module provides a base knowledge in respect of how the principles and standards operate, how the service fits within current regulation and an outline of procedure/s and use of e.g. Retainer and Agreement, etc.
Resolution has re-developed its Collaborative Foundation training opening it up to lawyers, financial and therapeutic professionals. To support this, the programme is led by trainers from a mix of professions to promote the ethos of the ‘collaborative team’ and using the interdisciplinary model from the start of your practice.
This training will enable family law professionals, financial neutrals, and family consultants to transition from their previous practice to Collaborative Divorce practice. It provides sound, accurate, up-to-date information about collaborative divorce, how to work as a multi-disciplinary team to achieve the best outcome for parents and families, and provides you with the skills and strategies required to achieve this. Training covers essential skills, the collaborative divorce process, legal information, putting skills into practice, and how to build your collaborative business.