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Circles and Council

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The most fundamental method of restorative practices is meeting in circles. An effective circle engages every participant as an equal member of the dialogue. Every voice has a chance to be heard, every idea considered, and every person treated with respect. 

Leading circles requires a few core skills that can be learned by anyone. Our four-day training will give you a solid understanding of what restorative process circles are, how they differ from other forms of meetings, and the skills to be an effective leader. 

We provide this training four times per year in the San Francisco Bay area and by arrangement anywhere in the world. 

Covered in this Training:
  1. Four critical guidelines of restorative process circles
  2. Creating agreements
  3. Using the talking piece
  4. Circle activities for building connection and affection
  5. Circle activities for addressing conflict
  6. Using circles to support instruction
  7. Leadership roles for students in circles 
  8. Circles for social and emotional learning
  9. Open dialogue around your questions
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Santa Rosa CA 95404
707-278-8742
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