The NVR Accreditation Module

The NVR Accreditation Module
Train with the leading & award-winning provider of Non-Violent Resistance Training for Professionals
The highest level of NVR Practitioner qualification available in the UK!
Our Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Accreditation Module will provide you with the training to be a qualified NVR Practitioner Level 3. This 10-week training course has limited places available, and has sold out for the past few years – we therefore strongly recommend registering your interest as early as possible.
**Special Offer – includes one year’s ACCREDITED membership of the Non-Violent Resistance Association (NVRA) worth £100**
Find out more in our short introduction video
About the Course
Successful Completion of The PartnershipProjects Accreditation Module (AM) makes NVR Practitioners eligible for Accreditation with The NVR Association (NVRA Level 3); the professional body that regulates and accredits NVR practice in the UK. Individuals are then able to use the title ‘NVRA Accredited Practitioner’*. This is the highest level of NVR qualification available in the UK.
The AM will be facilitated by two Accredited Practitioners / Trainers / Supervisors who have considerable experience of applying NVR with families and in a variety of settings. The module consists of up to 10 x 3 hour evening seminars that take place weekly online (an additional 2-hour first week introduction session and a 1-hour ending session are optional) . Each cohort will be made up of no less than 7 and no more than 10 practitioners. In order to join the AM individuals should have already successfully completed the PartnershipProjects Advanced Certificate in NVR Practice (NVRA Level II) which includes the coursework component: see full information here on Evaluation & Certification: https://www.partnershipprojectsuk.com/training-workshops/booking-evaluation-certification/
Each participant is invited to deliver a 45-minute presentation to the group that demonstrates their competence in applying the principles of NVR within their setting. Each participant will be allocated a separate week on which to present. We encourage participants to be creative in the way that they present their work which could include video or live interview with a client where relevant / possible. The presentation should focus on an area of application that is of special interest to the practitioner.
The participant (and client if relevant) will be interviewed by the facilitators in front of the group and there will be a reflective team discussion and an ending with whole group feedback. The whole process should take no more than 3 hours.
Before completion of the Accreditation Module each participant will be required to write a blog post, based on the central theme of their presentation that can be published on the PartnershipProjects website.
* ‘Acccredited Practitioner’ status does not include accreditation as an NVR supervisor or NVR trainer (of professionals).
To lodge your interest in future Accreditation Modules please contact us at: am@partnershipprojectsuk.com
Who should apply for the Accreditation Module:
Any practitioner who meets the entry requirements and who is interested in deepening their learning and understanding of NVR as an approach through presenting and reflecting on their work and that of their colleagues.
Recommended Blog Post: Becoming An Accredited NVR Practitioner – Sarah’s Story…
What do our Participants say?
Reviews:
AM
It was a great learning atmosphere where everyone was able to share their expertise and experiences of using NVR in different contexts. Thank you so much and hope to be back in a supervision group very soon
AM
Flexible accessible training which linked up a wide range of people using NVR in different settings which was very interesting. huge potential of NVR
AM
Enjoyed hearing other professionals experiences and learning about their practice. Feedback was delivered in a positive and encouraging way. I found it really helpful when others mentioned additional resources – re Uri Weinblatt, Shila briefly mentioning the work she does with couples. Maybe, at times it would be interesting for facilitators to expand on such issues when the opportunity arises based on what is being presented as I would have been keen to hear more details. I do found the 3 hours rather hard going. I do wonder if reflections could be shortened a little – sometimes it felt a bit like pressure to come up with something to fill the time
AM
really liked learning from peers and hearing creative and different applications of NVR in different ways. richness and creativity in ways to use NVR – in systems and with families and individuals. encouragement to keep persisting. Particularly helpful to hear presentation around NVR in schools as this helped spur me on to persist with working with schools.
AM
This training was an enriching experience to connect with different professionals. It was useful both to share how I use NVR as well as hearing from everyone else in the group as to how they use NVR in their work context and settings. The smaller and wider reflective parts to the session further supported my learning and reflections around the use and practice of NVR.
AM
Enjoyed learning about how NVR can be used in other settings; Refreshing knowledge and skills; Gaining ideas of how to be creative with principles of NVR. I enjoyed hearing about the developments all over the country about how NVR is being used. lots of ideas of how to use announcements in a creative way; ideas of how to use NVR in schools
AM
it was really good to hear the work others are doing and share ideas and learning. it also brought us together as a group of practitioners with a shared interest, passion to help each other grow in our knowledge and understanding. will take away much in relation to ways and skills to support families and staff in their growth within using NVR. the facilitators were all very supportive and thoughtful and reflective
AM
It gave me more confidence in actually presenting. i was able to work and train alongside others from all different working backgrounds. lots of ideas, and lots of new supporters in my NVR world i really loved all the facilitators and participants on this Journey, i really loved the feedback from facilitators and participants throughout everyone’s presentations. I am incredibly inspired and in awe of all.
AM
I felt it flowed really well. I’m not sure anything needs to be changed. It was helpful that you asked each presenter whether they would you to manage timing.
It was very beneficial to hear a host of positive feedback on the work. The fact that people came from such different settings with a wide range of experience made it extra valuable, thought provoking and expanding. It definitely helped me feel more creative and inspired, buzzing with ideas. I needed this!
I would have valued some group discussion time, although I appreciate this doesn’t quite fit with the model. There were some ideas, resources, strategies that I would have liked to discuss in more detail. It was such a rich experience, I was eager to make the most of it.
Other people’s presentations were a goldmine and very interesting to gain a new perspective. Also, I enjoyed being in the feedback team! I found the facilitators’ feedback and questions to each presentation very interesting too. I learnt a lot.
AM
The reflective team contributions were thought provoking and encouraging. I was able to give more consideration to the impact of my relationship with the client and how this impacted on her ability to remain steadfast.
I invited a parent to join the session and ran overtime with my presentation. It would have helped to have more guidance on the process and an earlier reminder prompt during the presentation.
I liked the presentations and the way the facilitators were able to draw links to aspects of NVR principles and research
AM
Having the immediate reflective team made the discussion rich and continued to develop / embellish ideas generated in the presentation further. Posing questions to the reflective team in advance was helpful in shaping discussions.
Online aspect made it accessible for me in terms of work / life balance. I loved meeting people from different walks of life. The facilitators provided the balance of knowledge and support, making the environment safe, encouraging and informative.
AM
I appreciated the knowledge and time with everyone, I enjoyed hearing others NVR stories and journey. I felt inspired and I learnt a lot about NVR and different ways to deliver and embody.
AM
it was lovely to hear everyone’s feedback and gave me not only confidence in the work that I do but also the opportunity to listen to ideas and share my journey and look at different perspectives.
I loved being able to share all of our NVR journeys and learning about everyone’s different experiences within NVR and meeting and sharing ideas with one another and meeting other NVR legends
AM
It was good to get reassurance, different perspectives and feel amongst peers. I think overall it was good to feel supported – I can’t recall specifics of what was said.
Some of the presentations were incredible and being amongst peers and making new friends was wonderful.
AM
It validated what I am doing and gave a broader perspective and reframe some things, generally gave me a greater insight. It is nice to hear the reflections of the facilitators and the reflective team, as well as broadening it out to the whole group.
AM
Offered a richness to the process, valued hearing others thoughts and appreciative comments.
Although online worked I would have valued the opportunity to connect face to face …looking forward to an opportunity during other events in partnership projects.
It was such an experience to connect with other like minded people who share the passion of NVR .Each week was such rich learning experience .
AM
Having a different perspective on your work from others was so informative and important. Listening to other practitioners journeys and learning from them, this was inspiring.
AM
I liked the discussion and reflection to enhance understanding and discuss different perspectives. The anecdotes to describe concepts and thinking to help understanding. The steady pace.
AM
I liked all of it! the presentations by other NVR practitioners, the wealth of knowledge of everyone involved, the generating of ideas, the reflective space. thank you very much.
AM
A great learning experience. Listening to Peter’s stories of families he has worked with using NVR. Meeting other professionals using NVR in a variety of different settings and learning about how they use NVR in their work.
Important Information
Cost
£695 + VAT = £834
To include one years ACCREDITED membership of the Non Violent Resistance Association (NVRA) worth £100
Dates
Wednesday Mornings Commencing March 2026
Monday Evenings Commencing September 2026
This module is held LIVE Online via Zoom
Times
The Accreditation Module will run for approx. 12 weeks, with breaks for school holidays
Register your interest now:
Simply complete the below form with as much information as possible and we will be in touch with you in the next few days to discuss joining options. Or if you would prefer to email us directly, you can send email to am@partnershipprojectsuk.com
*Please note that we only allow 10 participants per course therefore there is limited availability. We will do our best to make sure you get booked on to a course, or added to a waiting list for future courses.
Why train with us?
Established in 2006, we are the first UK training provider to offer a comprehensive NVR course, & still the UK’s leading provider of professional Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) training, we have the greatest experience in training professionals in the UK and abroad. We train over 900 NVR professionals every year! Our trainers hold the highest qualifications available. You can find out more about us here.

Established in 2006
The first & foremost specialist provider of NVR training & workshops, supervision, and interventions & coaching in the UK

The leading provider in the UK
We've trained more professionals, & supported more families than any other provider

Highly Qualified Trainers & Coaches
Our team hold the highest NVR qualifications available, along with many years’ experience & specialist knowledge

Award Winning
Winners of several prestigious awards such as 'Training Provider of the Year' 2025, and ‘Best NVR Training & Intervention Provider 2025 – UK’

Giving Back to the Community
We give our time with our special interest groups, offer pro-bono work where we can, and donate to relevant charities

Over 1000 Professionals trained each year
Over the last 3 years we have trained over 3000 people

Over 100 families supported each year
Each year we offer individual coaching & group sessions for over 100 families

4.8 Star Average Rating
Amazing feedback and the highest scores for our NVR training

Our company is certified
We are registered with; CPD, Independent Safeguarding CIC, NVR Association (NVRA)

Global Reach
Although we are predominantly in the UK, we have a worldwide reputation with students in many countries around the world
Who should attend?
Any practitioner who meets the entry requirements and who is interested in deepening their learning and understanding of NVR as an approach through presenting and reflecting on their work and that of their colleagues.
Eligibility
The entry level requirement for the PartnershipProjects Non-Violent Resistance Association (NVRA) Accreditation course is the successful completion of the PartnershipProjects Certificate in Advanced NVR Practice which includes a satisfactory evaluation of coursework. (NVRA – Level II).
We recommend that the Accreditation Module (AM) be joined within 3 years of receiving your Certificate in NVR Practice (NVRA Level 2). We do however understand that this may not always be possible, therefore if you would like to join the AM and it has been more than 3 years, we request that you send us a short paragraph sharing your experience in NVR since receiving your Certificate, and any reason/s as to why a longer gap (more than 3 years) e.g. new addition to family, secondment in work, change of job role etc. We will be happy to help offer you guidance on your next steps, so you can continue with your NVR Journey.
Confidentiality
PartnershipProjects UK (PP) adheres to its confidentiality obligations at all times.
PP encourages all professionals (who may be undertaking any level of NVR training, accessing NVR individual or group supervision, submitting their coursework or attending PP’s accreditation module) be bound by their professional registrations or their service/local authority/organisation policies of confidential working practices.
In all cases, professionals will anonymise any family/parent references, in all cases change genders/ages/status’s when referring to case work examples in training/supervision etc.
Professionals who wish to share families personal information (names/gender etc) in their individual or group NVR supervision must be transparent and inform the families/parents/caregivers before sharing. In this circumstance, professionals must have formal written consent/permission from families/parents/caregivers to use their examples in this way.
Any information shared to PP, will be treated in line with current GDPR guidelines as per our Data Protection Policy which can be found on the following link; https://www.