Restorative Practice Facilitation Training
Description
The Mint House would like to invite you to take part in a 3-day Restorative Practice Practitioner Training on Wednesdays the 4th, 11th, and 18th of November. This fully-accredited course equips you to be a Restorative Facilitator and is open for all interested participants.
As each day’s training builds on the previous day, including skills development, participation in all three days of training is mandatory.
This course is suitable for anyone who wants to develop in-depth knowledge of Restorative Practice and explore how strengthening relationships, preventing conflict, and repairing harm can link to a range of professional contexts. This is an interactive course with a significant component of skills practice, including facilitating restorative conversations and restorative meetings.
Course Objectives
Participants will:
Understand the principles and values of restorative practice and the philosophy and mindset that underpin the approach.
Understand how restorative practice differs from other ways of addressing harm and conflict.
Understand the restorative language and themes that underpin restorative processes.
Learn and practise the skills needed to have a restorative conversation with another person.
Learn and practise the skills needed to facilitate informal and formal restorative meetings, including the importance of risk assessment, follow-up and review.
Explore a range of restorative processes and how these can be adapted for use within their own work context.
Share knowledge and expertise.
Learning resources will be provided on the day, as well as access to follow-up materials to support continued professional development.
About Restorative Practice
Restorative practice is a term used to describe behaviours, interactions and approaches which help to build and maintain positive, healthy relationships, resolve difficulties and repair harm where there has been conflict. When we work with and alongside people, there is strong evidence that outcomes for participants are improved.
The Mint House is a registered training organisation with the Restorative Justice Council (RJC) and adheres to their training standards. This course is our three-day accredited practitioner training and with full participation attendees will qualify for full Restorative Practitioner Accreditation.
Key Information
Dates: 4th November, 11th November, 18th November
Time: 10am - 4:30, with tea and coffee from 9:30
There will be a lunch break during the training, with participants encouraged to bring their own lunch or purchase locally.
Bursaries are sometimes available. Please contact training@minthouseoxford.co.uk for more information.
Good to know
- Will I receive a CPD certificate?
This course is our three-day accredited practitioner training and with full participation attendees will qualify for full Restorative Practitioner Accreditation.
- Will the workshop be recorded?
No, the workshop is being delivered in-person and it will not be recorded.
- Can I pay by invoice?
Yes. Selecting invoice on the payment screen will generate an invoice for payment. Please contact admin@minthouseoxford.co.uk for any assistance.
Facilitators
Christine Plews
Christine Plews is a Mint House Trustee. Christine brings rich experience from her career as a family solicitor, her specialism in family mediation, and training as a psychotherapist.
Abigail Stevens Stone
Abigail Stevens Stone is The Mint House's Training and Projects Officer. She has worked throughout the USA, Brazil, Bolivia, and London at nonprofit and for-profit organisations in restorative justice, economic development, and community research. Having worked closely with both victims services and with justice-involved individuals, she has personally seen the benefits of restorative practice and is curious to explore creative and innovative ways to make restorative practice more accessible.
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