Setting Relations Right
Transforming conflict into cooperation
through group conferencing
Melbourne Training Workshop
with David Moore & Alikki Vernon
University College, University of Melbourne
Wednesday 11th – Friday 13th March 2026
This workshop provides 3 days of training for professionals interested in how to facilitate a group conference, applying the foundational theory and skills described in the book Setting Relations Right in Restorative Practice.
The workshop is relevant for facilitators, and for program managers, policy-makers and evaluators involved with programs that using restorative practice in justice, health and education systems, and in programs that work restoratively with families, work units, residential- &/or other communities.
This is the first MELBOURNE Setting Relations Right WORKSHOP scheduled for 2026.
Additional dates will be added later in the year.
1-day applied restorative practice skills workshop
Restorative Practice for Workplace Psychological Safety
Melbourne Training Workshop
with David Moore & Alikki Vernon
University College, University of Melbourne
Tuesday 17th March 2026
The workshop explains how the effective communication processes-and-techniques that constitute restorative practices can support a work team continuously to review, fine-tune, & align workplace relations and improve work systems.
1-day applied restorative practice skills workshop
Preparing for Restorative Interventions in Complex Cases
Melbourne Training Workshop
with David Moore & Alikki Vernon
University College, University of Melbourne
Wednesday 18th March 2026
This workshop has been developed for restorative practitioners who have attended a Conflict Transformation through Group Conferencing workshop, and are seeking to consolidate &/or extend their facilitation practice.
1-DAY WORKSHOP: Introduction to Restorative Practices
Melbourne 1-day in-person Workshop
Kristy Elliott (B.Ed, MAPP) combines professional development in the use of restorative approaches in schools and positive psychology to enhance the wellbeing of educators, situated in a group coaching model.
Schools embracing the philosophy of Restorative Practice prioritise building and maintaining positive relationships, creating supportive learning environments, and establishing fair, democratic systems across their community.
Join Kristy Elliott for this training, which provides educators with the foundational theory of restorative practice in school settings.
How to cultivate a restorative mindset and culture
Neuroscience and trauma-informed principles underpinning restorative practice
Practical language, tools, and processes to address harm and build belonging
Using circle pedagogy to deepen connection and classroom community
Dates: 18th March 2026
Time: 9:00am – 3:30pm (registrations on the day from 8:30am for prompt start)
Venue: Veneto Club, 191 Bulleen Road, Bulleen Vic 3105
VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: Introduction to Restorative Practices in Schools
[dates for next virtual workshop pending]
[3 x 1-hour early evening sessions]
This online workshop presents a condensed experience of Kristy’s in-person introductory training event.
Core content includes:
~ Understanding the foundations of restorative practice in schools
~ What it means to have a restorative mindset
~ Neuro-scientific and psychological foundations of restorative approaches
~ Using restorative language, dialogue, & processes to repair harm in a range of settings
To learn more about Kristy Elliott and Restorative Pathways visit the website