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Level 1: Understanding Behaviour and Developing Proactive Support Strategies (RRN Prior Learning) Reviews
Jeev M, 27 Nov 2025
This was a super course that helped me learn lot of things. The trainer was superb and done a good job. I think we need to extent this course to every one on patient care.
Sylvester N, 27 Nov 2025
Ben did a good job with the course, I am going to start implementing the course content without delay. It was really very educative and will help me work better.
kausar a, 21 Nov 2025
extremely interactive, informative and engaging. provided relatable and retainable information to use for personal development and awareness. Thank you Liam & Ben.
Sylwia J, 20 Nov 2025
Absolutely fabulous training, I learned a lot from there. Definitely helps me in my work setting. Ben and Liam are excellent tutors. I will recommend for everyone.
Lynsey H, 20 Nov 2025
Trainers had great energy and kept everyone engaged. Great training session and not what I was expecting at all. Some of the information I knew and was more in-depth but I also learnt about restraints, mirroring body language. About escalation and how to bring the patient back down again. Thank you
Oluwayemisi W, 20 Nov 2025
I have learnt to use the red car approach in all situations
Jini J, 20 Nov 2025
Good and more learned about behaviour
Pallavbhai D, 20 Nov 2025
Excellent presentation and engagement . Excellent examples and very relevant
Danielle G, 20 Nov 2025
Loved it, thanks guys! Felt really empowered to question behaviour in my patients and my partner!
Holly W, 20 Nov 2025
Very interactive and engaging. I feel like I’ve learn a lot today and will definitely reflect on this session today! Definitely has expanding my professional and personal knowledge and understanding!Response : Hi Holly. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad to hear that you found the session interactive and engaging, and that it has contributed to expanding your professional and personal knowledge. It’s great to know that you plan to reflect on the session and apply what you’ve learned. Thanks again.