SP25-53 Restorative Practices - Relationship Window - Four Ways of Being

Restorative Practices - Relationship Window - Four Ways of Being (EY) (P) (PP) (SNA)   

DATE:    Tuesday, 18th March 2025
TIME:     7pm to 8pm
VENUE: Online via Zoom

Target Audience: Primary & Post Primary Special Needs Assistants and Early Years Educators 

In the fourth of their 12 part series Jenn and Joe explore a framework for approaching the various relationships in our lives. Known as the Relationship
Window, and outlining four broad ways in which we can interact with people,
this is both a core philosophical tenet of RP as well as being a practical reflection tool. The nub of this deceptively simple philosophy is that, rather than doing things TO or FOR people, when we are being restorative we seek to work WITH people.

Each session in the series offers valuable insights, tips, strategies and resources in a separate  aspect of RP, allowing you to navigate the various complexities with  confidence - one step at a time.

Speakers - Joe Power & Jennifer Little

Joe Power is an independent RP trainer/facilitator and a Quality Specialist with CDI Tallaght. He was previously RP Development Officer for Limerick (2018-2023) and has worked with dozens of schools, both primary and secondary from one off Croke Park sessions to whole school implementation. He also employs the values and skills of RP in his own life.

Jenn Little is a Restorative Practices champion, trainer, facilitator, and coach. She taught in a secondary school for more than 30 years. She is also a Quality Specialist with CDI Tallaght. She prioritises individual and community transformation through shared learning experiences. Jenn also serves as a school leadership coach, supporting teacher leaders in implementing RP within their communities.