Restorative Practices

At Bloom Pathways, our Certified Restorative Practices Facilitators bring expertise, practical strategies, and an engaging approach to professional learning. We offer interactive training for small teams, large groups, and district-wide audiences, with flexible formats tailored to the unique goals and needs of your school community.

Topics Include (not limited):

History of Restorative Justice and Restorative Practices
Restorative Language and Restorative Conversations
Proactive and Reactive Circles
Behavior as Communication
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
Aligning School Policies to Restorative Practices
Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Improvement Science, Implementation Science, and Restorative Practices MTSS
Peer Mediation
Family and Community Engagement
Handling Conflict- Students and/or Adults

Sessions can be held in-person or virtually*!

Restorative Practices Services and Pricing

Implementation Science Approach

At Bloom Pathways, we believe the Implementation Science framework provides a strong foundation for Restorative Practices professional development because it shifts the focus from simply learning restorative strategies to ensuring those strategies are consistently and effectively implemented in real-world settings. By using an Implementation Science framework, professional learning can address not only participants’ knowledge and skills, but also the systems, relationships, leadership support, resources, and ongoing coaching needed to sustain practice over time. This approach helps organizations move from one-time training to meaningful changes in adult practice and organizational culture, increasing the likelihood that Restorative Practices become embedded in everyday interactions, decision-making, and responses to conflict.