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--- introduction [2018/04/02 12:50]
heslopa [3. Developing solutions]
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 =====3. Developing solutions=====
-In restorative dialogue we are not necessarily looking to find solutions. We hope that by building understanding, trust and relationships that possibilities for action will emerge from the process. Some of these ideas may surface during the Dialogue stage and given goodwill among participants further ideas for possible action can be explored.
+In restorative dialogue we are not necessarily looking to find solutions. We hope that by building understanding, trust and relationships possibilities for action will emerge. Some of these ideas may surface during the Dialogue stage and given goodwill among participants further ideas for possible action can be explored.
 It is important to carry on the process in the spirit that has been developed during the dialogue;
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 =====4. Follow up=====
-It can be all too easy to assume that because something has been agreed that it will be done, it will be done. Life and other priorities can bet in the way. The final stage of the process is to have a follow up to check how things are going and potentially, if things are not going to plan, use dialogue to find a better way forward.
+It can be all too easy to assume that because something has been agreed that it will be done. However, life and other priorities can get in the way. The final stage of the process is to carry out a follow up to check how things are going and potentially, if things are not going to plan, use dialogue to find a better way forward.
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