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Level 1: Understanding Behaviour and Developing Proactive Support Strategies (RRN Prior Learning) Reviews
Claire M, 02 Mar 2026
Useful to learn alternative theories on how to engage people with behaviours of concern. Also a good reminder that simple strategies are often the best. Sometimes we get lost with all the things that we have to do as part of an assessment that we forget the basics. This has reminded me to start with the basics when I am working with people who have behaviours of concernResponse : Thank you, Claire. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear the course offered valuable insights into approaches for supporting people with behaviours of concern and reinforced practical strategies that can be applied in everyday practice.
Jackline N, 02 Mar 2026
The course was engaging and informative. The trainer was knowledgeable. I've learnt a lot not only to take away into my work place but also in my personal life. This is definitely going to help me understand and provide better care for my patients. I loved the fact that the session was interactive and fun. Thank you
Jennie P, 02 Mar 2026
If I could I’d give this course 6 stars! Best course I’ve been on for a long time. Will help positive patient outcomes for me, a rethink of how I will conduct myself at work or at home. Thanks Ben, your a star!
Jake B, 27 Feb 2026
Very engaging and has a passion in this subject
Hayleigh M, 27 Feb 2026
Really engaging and interesting
Amy B, 27 Feb 2026
Useful day understand why certain behaviours are displayed from patients
Mark D, 27 Feb 2026
A very well delivered entertaining educational session can't wait for session 2 !
Jennifer F, 27 Feb 2026
Very interesting content. Delivered well and Jamie was very engaging.Response : Thank you, Jennifer. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear you found the content interesting and that Jamie’s delivery was engaging.
Laura H, 27 Feb 2026
Really good and interactive, enjoyed the session!
Anusha T, 27 Feb 2026
Amazing. It changed the way I approach the difficult patients.