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Relational Practices

Cultivating Connected School Communities

What are Relational & Restorative Principles & Practices?

A relational and restorative environment is one that builds strong, trusting relationships among all members of the community, and justly responds to conflict and experiences of harm in mindset and practice.

Introduction to Restorative Practices, produced by Kerri Berkowitz for SFUSD.

Restorative Practices in Education

Restorative Practices in education is a system of principles and processes that build and sustain a culture of connection, respect, responsibility and accountability.

This is achieved through emphasizing the importance of trusting relationships as central to building community and repairing relationships when harm has occurred.

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What We Do

Relational Practices

High quality training on the full range of proactive and responsive relational and restorative principles and practices.

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Personalized training of trainers program designed to prepare individuals advancing on to become RP trainers and coaches.

Stand-up Meeting

Facilitated process of determining the best RP training and implementation roll-out strategy for your community. 

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Learn how to integrate multiple school climate initiatives into one comprehensive vision and rollout strategy. 

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Elevate your restorative practice with individualized 1:1 coaching sessions to sharpen skills, build fluency, & receive support for nativagaing sticky situations.

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Team coaching sessions to guide district or school-wide RP implementation over time. 

Testimonials

This was an amazing experience. I knew the benefits restorative practices would have on the children we serve but I had no idea the impact this training would have on the relationships between our staff. We are stronger and more united as a result.

Sara Selznick

Senior Director of Programs, Delray Beach

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