Level 1: Understanding Behaviour and Developing Proactive Support Strategies (RRN Prior Learning) reviews

4.9 (3,993 reviews)
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Attendees particularly value the trainers’ knowledgeable, approachable delivery, which uses lived experience, humour and relatable case studies to make Positive Behaviour Support memorable. Interactive discussions, group work and the clear exploration of behaviour as communication, cues, triggers and de-escalation help attendees reflect on their practice. They leave with practical strategies, a useful workbook and greater confidence to apply person-centred approaches at work and in everyday life.

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Very informative and interesting. Kept engagement

Victoria M · 29 Jun 2026
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Very informative and engaging trainer. It was nice to receive Miranda’s lived experience in the course.

Mita B · 29 Jun 2026
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Really enjoyable course. I have learned so much about myself and how to improve at work. Miranda was brilliant

Beresa G · 29 Jun 2026
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Response: Thank you, Beresa. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear you enjoyed the course. It’s great to know the training encouraged personal reflection and supported your development in your role, and that Miranda’s delivery contributed to a positive learning experience.

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Informative session

Merlin V · 29 Jun 2026
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Great leader clear and concise

Patrick C · 29 Jun 2026
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Really enjoyed today. Miranda was very informative and engaging.

Sharon F · 29 Jun 2026
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Knowledgeable

Sania K · 26 Jun 2026
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Excellent

Hani P · 26 Jun 2026
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Detailed support to complete PBS process Exploring how to identify cues and triggers and potential ideas for distraction and diversion to support individuals

Stephanie W · 26 Jun 2026
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Engaging and learnt a lot

Lorraine C · 26 Jun 2026
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