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Level 1: Understanding Behaviour and Developing Proactive Support Strategies (RRN Prior Learning) Reviews
Anne W, 05 Jan 2026
Particular interest in behaviour of concern as normal . Looking at triggers and ques How we can change attitudes
Claire R, 05 Jan 2026
Very engaging presentation by Kirsty. Kristy’s use of personal experiences helped me understand how situations and techniques might be used to best effect. Thank you
Aleksandra N, 05 Jan 2026
Kirsty was really great! She went at such as good pace. I would love to continue further training. Thank you!
Emily J, 05 Jan 2026
I found this really useful and will be able to implement all that I have learnt to my own workplace. It was very engaging, and the trainer was interactive and kept us all interested with all topics.Response : Hi Emily. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad to hear that you found the session useful and engaging, and that the interactive delivery supported your learning across the topics covered. We hope that attending the course will further support you in your role.
Molly S, 05 Jan 2026
It was really interesting and I learnt a lot it was very insightful and inspiring!
Zoey G, 05 Jan 2026
Really lovely and approachable trainer. Will use more of some of the research and skills for my teacher training thank you.
Natalie A, 05 Jan 2026
It was extremely interesting and well thought out with lots of stories
Ethan K, 05 Jan 2026
Great course, engaging and enjoyable. Plenty of opportunity for questions and movement breaks. Training Facilitator was excellent, very knowledgeable and fun :)Response : Hi Ethan. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad to hear that you found the course engaging and that there were opportunities for questions and movement breaks. It’s also good to hear that the facilitator’s knowledge supported the session. We hope that attending the course will further support you in your role.
Holly L, 05 Jan 2026
I really enjoyed the course - the theory was really beneficial to hear. I liked the case study practice in the afternoon. I will be remembering the cognitive biases when I am at work!