Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Foundation (Level 1) Training eLearning Modular (ELM)
Train with the leading & award-winning provider of Non-Violent Resistance Training for Professionals
Complete your Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Foundation (Level 1) Training from anywhere in the world using the PartnershipProjects eLearning Modular (ELM) platform.
The training is CPD Accredited for 30 points, and is your starting step on the NVR Certificate Course.
You will complete 6x Online Modules at your own time and pace, using the eLearning Pod, followed by 1x Online LIVE Consolidation Day (CD) that will put your learning into practice.
You will be fully supported, with optional weekly ‘Ask the Trainer’ sessions.
This training is also available privately in-house, contact us for prices for your team. Email: training@partnershipprojectsuk.com.
About the Training
Our Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) training course enables participants to develop the core knowledge and skills that are necessary to competently use this intervention for violence, aggression, controlling, destructive and harmful behaviour in the family, school and community.
NVR offers a unique scope and depth of training which ranges from the NVR core model to an integrated approach for working with trauma and with multi-stressed families.
ELM offers accessible NVR Training across the Globe, we have customers in; Australia, America, Canada, Mexico, Greece, Germany, France, UK, Belgium, plus many more!
Basic principles of NVR as a psychological intervention
By trying to control, care-givers operate within the same’ logic of control’ as the child – control or be controlled. Most violent young people refuse to be controlled. The result is symmetrical escalation (parent and child losing their temper and trying to control each other) or complementary escalation (where the child becomes more and more coercive and powerful, and their parents or caregivers increasingly give in to their demands). This inevitably leaves the adults feeling helpless, disempowered, inadequate, frustrated and desperate. NVR is fundamentally orientated around parents and carers regaining a sense of agency within themselves and towards their child. The primary goal of NVR is the repair and rebuilding of relationships within the family or other social groups the young person moves in, that have been stressed by aggression, violence and other destructive behaviours.
The six cornerstones of NVR
- To learn to resist Non-violently: Understanding our own responses to the ideas of violence, Non-violence, and resistance in the context of social differences.
- To think about escalation patterns and the logic of control; exploring ways to de-escalate including non-verbal communication and prioritising behaviours.
- To raise parental presence; the idea of not giving in and not giving up, creating a sense of belonging and safety for the young person and the
family. - To resist harm and carrying out peaceful protest in response to significant incidents of harmful and destructive behaviour
- To build a caring community around each individual family; developing a support network of other adults who show care and support the parents / caregivers as they embed the approach.
- To reconcile and repair relationships with young people; developing reconciliation gestures and ways of making amends.
Non-violent principles appear at times ‘self-evident’ – but can be very challenging to put into practice; and at other times they feel deeply counter-intuitive. However, as parents and carers continue to learn to respond to serious family difficulties more effectively within the methodology of NVR, they develop a profound understanding of reconnecting within adult-child relationships and experience the improvement of the young person’s behaviour against this background.
Whilst a number of guiding principles give NVR its structure and help parents and carers develop an understanding of the process, it also allows for individual flexibility and can be adapted to each unique family and care situation.
NVR goes beyond the behaviour to develop a coherent and positive family narrative, and help children form more secure attachment, value and feel valued in their key relationships – even, or especially when the young person refuses to engage in therapy.
Reviews
"I liked the videos and in particular the role play videos as it helped see a practitioner in action"
Practitioner 2024
"Being online gave more time for reflection and to space out the learning to fit with work commitments. Helpful having videos with role plays alongside reading."
Participant 2024
"thankyou for a stimulating and enjoyable training."
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"I loved the lay out. I know that I can return to specific parts of modules to deepen my understanding and accommodate my learning. I.plan to spend the next 4 weeks dipping into modules and recommended pod casts etc to enhance what I have learnt."
Participant 2024
"good presentations of role play. clear information . good additional resources"
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"The use of external videos to help apply learning to other situations. The quiz at the end. the role plays."
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"All the aspects, really has helped me to start to use these techniques with parents, we have always used NVR in our daily lives [my parents were born in India and lived by Gandhi's teachings], really interesting to see this being used successfully."
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"Thank you very much to everyone who works on the ELM and behind the scenes. It really is an excellent course :)"
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"Thank you for a great course"
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"Thoroughly enjoyable and informative"
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"I enjoyed the course and am looking forward to the partaking in the advanced training.Im glad I have 4 more weeks access to the material as I feel I'm not familiar enough with everything yet."
Participant 2024
"I'm looking forward to consolidating my learning over the next month before I apply for my consolidation day. Plenty to read and listen to. I've a colleague as my peer group to work with so I feel all ready to fully emerce myself in NVR informed thinking."
Participant 2024
"it would be helpful as I'm in Australia to have e-learning courses available I miss the quality of training and very much value partnership projects work"
Participant 2024
"I was worried about learning online as its not something I normally get a lot form, but I did this time."
Participant 2024
"Very grateful to have had the opportunity to learn online after my group sessions were postponed. Helpful to have more time to stretch out the learning at my own pace and really interesting reading/podcasts/videos offered as additional material."
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"thoroughly enjoyed the training, looking forward to the next part!"
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“It is clearly a very comprehensive training, it is very detailed and interactive.”
Participant 2024
“It was very interactive; I liked the flow of it, I liked the different elements – text, videos, links, and tasks I was curious what would be coming next. I really liked seeing the practitioners”
Participant 2024
“In the modules I saw there was a good balance of interaction. Some lessons were shorter, some were longer and I liked this difference”
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ELM Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
With over a year in the making, we are delighted to be able to offer NVR eLearning Pod (ePod), the first of its kind in the world! Aimed initially at the English-speaking professional, but with plans to translate and adapt it to a much wider audience, including the use of sign language. *Please note if using a Google Chrome browser you can use a Translation tool for your language.
How does the training work?
Upon registration, you will receive 8 weeks of access to complete the 6 online training Modules. This can be done at your own pace. As long as you have a good internet connection, this can be done from anywhere! Once all modules are completed, you will be able to book your “Consolidation Day” training, which will take place at least 6 weeks AFTER you have completed the eLearning Modular program (ELM).
An Online “Consolidation Day” which will be hosted live over Zoom is included in the one-off training fee.
Once you have completed your “Consolidation Day” you will receive your Confirmation of Attendance certificate for the Foundation Level (NVRA Level 1), and will be eligible to proceed to the Advanced Level training.
Will I be supported?
Yes! We believe in offering you the best support during your training. You can contact our trainers at any time during the course. Or if you’d prefer to discuss anything with the trainer face to face, we provide an online weekly drop-in session for 2 hours. This is hosted over Zoom. Do let us know of your attendance by clicking on the ‘help’ icon within the ePod and the trainer will expect to meet you and help answer any questions you may have.
What are the benefits of the new eLearning Modular course (ELM)?
People think of the ‘E’ in eLearning as ‘electronic’. And certainly, it’s electronic. But here are a few more E’s – Everywhere learning, Everyday learning, Engaging learning, Evolving learning…
1. More cost-effective – i.e. cheaper (when everything else is going up, it is wonderful that we can now offer a much more affordable product)!
2. More accessible to teams who struggle to release multiple staff for training at the same time.
3. More effective at producing good outcomes.
4. Fairer – it extends learning to more people and supports individual learning styles and needs.
5. Self-paced & time-efficient.
6. Easily adaptable, yet consistent and always developing.
7. Environmentally friendly and ecologically sound.
What have people said about the training so far?
“In the modules I saw there was a good balance of interaction. Some lessons were shorter, some were longer and I liked this difference”.
“It was very interactive; I liked the flow of it, I liked the different elements – text, videos, links, and tasks I was curious what would be coming next. I really liked seeing the practitioners”.
“It is clearly a very comprehensive training, it is very detailed and interactive.”
When can I start?
You can book your training now. You will receive a welcome email with instructions on how to create your account and start your training. From this point, you will have 8 weeks of access to complete the 6 online training modules. Once completed, we will book your “Consolidation Day” to fully complete the course.
I am not very computer savvy, will help be available?
Yes, we will have a team available to support. However, even if you do not feel computer savvy, the course has been created with the user in mind, so it’s very intuitive and simple for you to easily navigate through the full course.
Once I start do I need to complete it all in one go?
No, the course has been created so that you can start & stop whenever you need a break and it will save your progress. So you can jump back in at the same place you left.
Will I be missing out on anything by doing the eLearning Modular (ELM): Foundation Level, rather than the other training?
No, we have worked very hard to ensure we offer you the best training possible that is the most accessible and accommodating to all of our students. By running the course via our unique eLearning Pod (ePod), we are able to include numerous interactive activities to keep you engaged. Also by ensuring you can work at your own pace through the course structure, we are confident you will continue to receive the first-class training that PartnershipProjects strives to deliver. You will also still participate within a group setting on your “Consolidation Day”. This will take place via Zoom (included in price).
If I do the ELM Foundation Level is it still possible to add on the 12-hour Group Supervision?
Yes, simply include the 12-hour Group Supervision when you place your order, this is priced at £200+VAT, and runs for 2-hour sessions bimonthly. This is highly recommended. Once you have completed the full Foundation Level training we will be in touch to arrange booking you onto a group. If you change your mind and decide to add the supervision at a later date, simply email rose@partnershipprojectsuk.com to arrange to add you to a group.
I still have questions…
No problem, please free to contact us with any queries you may have.
Important Information
How much does it cost?
£425+VAT
OR book privately in-house for your team, email: training@partnershipprojectsuk.com for more info.
What is included?
This course will take place on the eLearning Pod, with an Online (Zoom) Consolidation Day (CD)
ELM includes:
- 8 weeks access to the eLearning Modular course, to complete all 6 online modules. This is supported, it includes optional weekly drop-in ‘Ask the Trainer’ sessions, or you can message with questions at any time. Your registration link will be sent within 3 days of receipt of payment, the link will remain live for 1 year, your 8 weeks of access will start on the day of registration.
- Online “Consolidation Day”, will be booked upon completion of the online modules.
- Confirmation of Attendance Certificate for the Foundation Level to be provided once all of the above are completed. This is the equivalent of the NVRA Level 1.
NOTE: Lifetime access to a Digital Copy of the Foundation Level Handbook will be included, if you would prefer a printed copy, this can be purchased here.
When & Where?
Start Now!
Submit a booking request below, once we confirm your eligibility we will send through a payment link or an invoice to receive payment.
Upon receipt of payment we will send you a registration link to the eLearning Pod. Once you sign in, you 8 weeks of access will start.
Upon completion of the online modules, we will book you on to an Online LIVE Consolidation Day (date options will be provided at this point).
Eligibility: Who should attend?
Training is open to therapists / psychologists / psychiatrists / clinicians / practitioners in CAMHS, mental health, social care, education, youth justice and the independent sector.
The Certificate Course enables participants to develop the core knowledge and skills that are necessary to competently use this intervention for violence, aggression, controlling, destructive and harmful behaviour in the family, school and community.
NVR offers a unique scope and depth of training which ranges from the NVR core model to an integrated approach for working with trauma and with multi-stressed families.
Do you have access to Supervision from a qualified NVR Supervisor?
NVR supervision is an important part of NVR training, therefore all our Foundation Level training comes with the option of taking part in our ONLINE group supervision at a reduced fee. This takes place via Zoom (which does not require download and can be used on any device such as a mobile phone) and includes:
- 12 hours of group supervision provision on an audio-visual platform, which will commence approx. 4 weeks after the last day of training.
- The 12 hours will be split into 6 x 2 hour sessions. These will take place on a prearranged evening, every 2 months. Therefore the ONLINE group supervision will last 12 months.
- Should you choose the option which includes supervision you will be allocated an ONLINE supervision group and details of how to attend by our Training Coordination Manager on completion of the Foundation training;
Should you choose not to take advantage of our group supervision offer, you will be required to obtain your own supervision on your NVR client practice.
Book Now
Simply complete the below form with as much information as possible and we will be in touch with you shortly to confirm your place, provide payment options, and send you your joining instructions.
Thank You!
Also available for Group Bookings, contact us today for a free no-obligation consultation & quote.
Email: training@partnershipprojectsuk.com