Regional Red Deer Restorative Justice Society

LXCL:Full day program includes lunch both days. Please wear comfortable clothing.

General Admission

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Applied youth restorative conferencing training: readiness, interviewing, agreements &amp; complex harm. 2-day intensive for facilitators. This is a two-day in-person training. Each day runs 10:00 AM &ndash; 5:00 PM. Restorative practice is more than circles and scripts. Effective conferencing depends on preparation, readiness, and the ability to hold accountability without escalating harm. This two-day intensive is designed for professionals working with youth who want practical, structured skills for restorative conferencing. Grounded in RRDRJ&rsquo;s real-world diversion and community practice, this training focuses on applied facilitator competence - not theory alone. Participants will develop skills in: *Conducting structured preparation interviews*Assessing readiness and voluntary participation*Navigating shame, minimization, and defensive responses*Managing power dynamics and complex harm*Facilitating youth restorative conferences with clarity and containment*Building meaningful, measurable repair agreements*Implementing restorative processes within organizational systems This training places strong emphasis on interviewing and readiness - the foundation of safe and effective conferencing. Participants will engage in live demonstrations, structured simulations, and guided practice throughout both days. Who Should Attend:*Restorative justice facilitators*Youth justice and diversion workers*Community agency professionals*School-based support staff*Youth-serving program coordinators*Anyone responsible for facilitating restorative conversations with young people Participants will receive: *Structured readiness and interview tools*Agreement-building templates*Implementation planning framework*Certificate of completion (12 instructional hours) This is not introductory restorative practice theory. It is applied, youth-focused facilitator development grounded in real-world practice.

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Applied youth restorative conferencing training: readiness, interviewing, agreements &amp; complex harm. 2-day intensive for facilitators. This is a two-day in-person training. Each day runs 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Restorative practice is more than circles and scripts. Effective conferencing depends on preparation, readiness, and the ability to hold accountability without escalating harm. This two-day intensive is designed for professionals working with youth who want practical, structured skills for restorative conferencing. Grounded in RRDRJ’s real-world diversion and community practice, this training focuses on applied facilitator competence - not theory alone. Participants will develop skills in: *Conducting structured preparation interviews*Assessing readiness and voluntary participation*Navigating shame, minimization, and defensive responses*Managing power dynamics and complex harm*Facilitating youth restorative conferences with clarity and containment*Building meaningful, measurable repair agreements*Implementing restorative processes within organizational systems This training places strong emphasis on interviewing and readiness - the foundation of safe and effective conferencing. Participants will engage in live demonstrations, structured simulations, and guided practice throughout both days. Who Should Attend:*Restorative justice facilitators*Youth justice and diversion workers*Community agency professionals*School-based support staff*Youth-serving program coordinators*Anyone responsible for facilitating restorative conversations with young people Participants will receive: *Structured readiness and interview tools*Agreement-building templates*Implementation planning framework*Certificate of completion (12 instructional hours) This is not introductory restorative practice theory. It is applied, youth-focused facilitator development grounded in real-world practice.

Regional Red Deer Restorative Justice Society

Facilitating Youth Restorative Conferences - Applied Skills Training

4311 49 Ave #1

General Admission