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There is not only one way to review practice. 2020 has been all about embracing new approaches. One non-negotiable remains though : ensuring appropriate engagement with practitioners & families. Do you have one non-negotiable? What do you refuse to compromise on? ... See more

If I asked you to discuss your practice would you struggle to define it as ‘strong?’ Would it be easier to give it a score out of 10? Click here to join our FREE online network & join the debate https://buff.ly/2X8Zrr4 ... See more

The doors close for enrolment for SILP training for another year at midnight tonight. An amazing cohort of SILP trainees has joined us already. Are you joining us? Click here for an on the spot assessment for SILP School 2020 http://bit.ly/SILPSchoolAssess ... See more

Zoom out. See the bigger picture. Getting the learning out was never more important than now. Can there be any excuse for protracting the review or making it overly time consuming for our practitioners? Do you agree? ... See more

Working with the 2020 trainee SILP reviewer cohort reassures me that we are well equipped for the important reviews that will arise in 2021. What’s happening in your team that makes you grateful?

Reviews of 2020 practice are important opportunities for learning & reflection. Make a start, there is much good work being done virtually. Click here to join our FREE online network. We are discussing what works well http://bit.ly/SILP10thBN ... See more

We dedicate our precious resource to reviews because they are important for learning. Don’t hold back & wait for the opportunity for an in person meeting. There is much good work being done virtually. Click here to join our FREE online network. We will empower you to take the next step http://bit.ly/SILP10thBN ... See more

New month, new start. Do you want to consider with your peers what it means to take an active leadership role in reviews? Click here to join our FREE online network http://bit.ly/SILP10thBN

Where there’s a criminal investigation alongside your review, your terms of reference / scoping document should make explicit reference to the interaction between the two processes. Ensure there is clarity for all, including the family. Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more

Where there’s a criminal investigation alongside your review, the interaction between the two processes may be hard for families to understand. Cooperation between police & reviewer should begin early to minimise confusion & distress. How will the two systems ensure there is clarity for families? Click here to reserve your seat for our FREE live webinar ‘How to Avoid Unnecessary Delay in Reviews Involving Parallel Proceedings’ http://bit.ly/30SeptWebinarInvite ... See more