Training and events

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.

Following the recommendations of the Voice of the Child Dispute Resolution Advisory Group, the FMC and Family Mediation Standards Board approved the new standards for child inclusive mediation.

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.

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.