New training courses coming up this Autumn

We have two training courses coming up!

Sensitive and Complex Case training

To give experienced practitioners an opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge around the additional issues to be considered in dealing with complex and sensitive cases.

27th November – 1 day, Hampshire

Case Supervision

This course is designed to provide case supervisors with an understanding of their role in respect of delivery Restorative Approaches by Restorative Practitioners. You will develop knowledge and skill needed to provide advice and oversight in individual cases.

4th December – 1 day Kent

For information, or to book your place please contact Helen Mason at Helenmason@restorativesolutions.org.uk

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Restorative Justice offers a unique opportunity for victims and survivors to move on from and overcome the trauma that can be left with them after experiencing crime. I am exceedingly proud of the work that the team at Restorative Solutions do in supporting our community. We should always consider the needs of victims of crime and this service exemplifies that sentiment and allows so many to put behind them what can be the worst experience of their lives.

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