Contributors explain the diverse range of theories which underpin restorative practice. With examples of conventional and innovative applications across a range of settings, they demonstrate how the theories translate into effective practice.
Contributors explain the diverse range of theories which underpin restorative practice. With examples of conventional and innovative applications across a range of settings, they demonstrate how the theories translate into effective practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Belinda Hopkins is Director and Lead Trainer of Transforming Conflict, a centre for restorative justice in education.
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Preface. Introductory Check-in. 1 Affect and Script Psychology - Restorative Practice Biology and a Theory of Human Motivation Marg Thorsborne Managing Director of Margaret Thorsborne and Associates (Queensland and London) Australia. 2 Attribution Theory Juliet Starbuck Chartered Educational Psychologist Connect to Change Ltd and University College London UK. 3 Critical Relational Theory Dorothy Vaandering Memorial University St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador Canada. 4 Depth Psychology and the Psychology of Conflict Ann Shearer Jungian Analyst UK. 5 Nonviolent Commmunication Shona Cameron Educational Psychologist Falkirk Council UK. 6 Personal Construct Approaches Pam Denicolo University of Reading Emeritus Professor University of Surrey Consultant Professor on Doctoral Education UK. 7 Towards a Relational Theory of Restorative Justice Mark Vander Vennen Shalem Mental Health Network Canada. 8 Resonant Empathy Pete Wallis Senior Practitioner (Restorative Justice) Oxfordshire Youth Justice Service UK. 9 A Social Constructionist Approach to Restorative Conferencing Wendy Drewery Faculty of Education University of Waikato Hamilton New Zealand. 10 Transactional Analysis Mo Felton UKCP Registered Transactional Analyst Psychotherapist Trainer and Supervisor and UKATA Registered Psychotherapist Trainer and Supervisor UK. 11 Ten Different Ways to Approach a Restorative Encounter Belinda Hopkins Founder and Director of Transforming Conflict UK. Closing Check-out.
Preface. Introductory Check-in. 1 Affect and Script Psychology - Restorative Practice Biology and a Theory of Human Motivation Marg Thorsborne Managing Director of Margaret Thorsborne and Associates (Queensland and London) Australia. 2 Attribution Theory Juliet Starbuck Chartered Educational Psychologist Connect to Change Ltd and University College London UK. 3 Critical Relational Theory Dorothy Vaandering Memorial University St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador Canada. 4 Depth Psychology and the Psychology of Conflict Ann Shearer Jungian Analyst UK. 5 Nonviolent Commmunication Shona Cameron Educational Psychologist Falkirk Council UK. 6 Personal Construct Approaches Pam Denicolo University of Reading Emeritus Professor University of Surrey Consultant Professor on Doctoral Education UK. 7 Towards a Relational Theory of Restorative Justice Mark Vander Vennen Shalem Mental Health Network Canada. 8 Resonant Empathy Pete Wallis Senior Practitioner (Restorative Justice) Oxfordshire Youth Justice Service UK. 9 A Social Constructionist Approach to Restorative Conferencing Wendy Drewery Faculty of Education University of Waikato Hamilton New Zealand. 10 Transactional Analysis Mo Felton UKCP Registered Transactional Analyst Psychotherapist Trainer and Supervisor and UKATA Registered Psychotherapist Trainer and Supervisor UK. 11 Ten Different Ways to Approach a Restorative Encounter Belinda Hopkins Founder and Director of Transforming Conflict UK. Closing Check-out.
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