RESTORATIVE-JUSTICE-001 · Tools for Schools
Restorative Justice Process Form: Moving from Punitive to Restorative Approaches
A trauma-informed five-step PDF framework for accountability and healing instead of punishment.
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$27
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Harm asks a different question than punishment does. This form holds that question through five trauma-informed steps, each with guiding questions that keep the process about accountability and repair rather than confession and consequence.
It is written to be used in real settings: examples run across Self, Home, and Work, so the same framework serves a household rupture, a classroom incident, and a team conflict without being rewritten each time.
The process closes with a repair plan, a prevention and action plan, affirmations, and a commitment statement — so that what was agreed to survives the meeting it was agreed in.
What's inside
- Five-step restorative process, trauma-informed throughout
- Guiding questions for each step
- Worked examples across Self, Home, and Work
- Repair plan
- Prevention and action plan
- Affirmations
- Commitment statement
What's included
- Fillable and print-friendly PDF
- Single-household or single-classroom licence
- Lifetime access to version 1.0
What's not included
- Site-wide or district-wide reproduction rights
- Live facilitation or staff training
Who it's for
Individuals · Families · Educators · Schools
Licence
Single-household or single-classroom licence. Reproduce freely for the family members or students in your direct care. Not for resale, redistribution, site-wide, or district-wide use — write to desiree@desireebstephens.com for site licensing.