The GBV Restorative Pathways Facilitator Training from Regional Red Deer Restorative Justice is a four-session, eight-hour online program delivered online over four sessions. It prepares restorative practitioners to facilitate trauma-informed, survivor-centred non-contact restorative pathways with people who have experienced gender-based violence. It is grounded in real tools, built for real practice, and designed for practitioners working across contexts.
This program is delivered ONLINE in 4 parts. Please ensure you can attend all four sessions:
The training moves in deliberate sequence, from understanding to application, across four two-hour sessions.
Session 2: Trauma-Informed Practice
This session builds the foundational skills every restorative facilitator working in GBV contexts must have. Practitioners learn how trauma lives in the body, what fight, flight, freeze, fawn, and flooding responses look like inside a session, and how to apply the six core trauma-informed principles to their facilitation practice. The session draws a clear and honest line around the facilitator role: what it is, and what it is not. Practitioners leave with a grounding technique toolkit they have practised and can offer naturally.
Sign up for Session 2 here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/no-contact-restorative-pathways-gbv-training-for-rj-practitioners-session-two
