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Certificate Programme in Restorative Practices for School Psychologists
-- ViewingNowThe Certificate Programme in Restorative Practices for School Psychologists is a vital 10-unit professional course addressing the growing industry demand for trauma-informed educational support. As schools increasingly prioritize student well-being and behavioral health, this certification equips psychologists with essential skills in conflict resolution, community building, and restorative justice.
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- Foundations of Restorative Practices in Education
- Understanding Trauma and Brain Science
- Building Positive School Climate
- Facilitating Restorative Circles
- Restorative Conferencing Techniques
- Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills
- Addressing Bias and Equity in Schools
- Collaborative Problem-Solving Strategies
- Integration with Positive Behavioral Interventions
- Implementing Restorative Practices in Schools
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The Certificate Programme in Restorative Practices for School Psychologists equips professionals with evidence-based strategies to foster inclusive, trauma-informed, and collaborative school environments.
Graduates are positioned to take on leadership roles in student wellbeing, behavioral support, and restorative justice frameworks across UK educational settings.
Restorative Practice Lead – 35% of graduates move into this role, coordinating restorative justice initiatives and training staff in conflict resolution.
Senior School Psychologist – 25% advance to senior positions, integrating restorative approaches into psychological assessments and interventions.
Educational Welfare Officer – 20% transition into welfare-focused roles, supporting student attendance, behavior, and community reintegration.
Student Support Coordinator – 12% take on coordination roles, managing support programs and collaborating with teachers and families.
Wellbeing & Inclusion Advisor – 8% specialize in wellbeing and inclusion, advising schools on policy, training, and best practices.
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