RRN Level 2: De-escalation and Non-Restrictive Tertiary Interventions (Breakaway & Self-Protection Skills) reviews

5.0 (5,816 reviews)
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Practical breakaway and self-protection practice is the course’s distinctive strength, with attendees valuing repeated demonstrations, supportive feedback and opportunities to build confidence safely. They describe knowledgeable, approachable trainers who use humour, real-life examples and clear explanations to make positive behaviour support, de-escalation and least-restrictive approaches accessible. The well-structured, interactive sessions are easy to follow and provide skills they can apply at work and in daily life.

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Lindsey ward is a fantastic tranior and helps us all out individually, she is informative and instructive

Alice H · 15 Apr 2025
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Well led

Rae H · 15 Apr 2025
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Fantastic course, fantastic trainer, Linsey was very patient. Feel like the course is extremely valuable to all who work in care.

Adam O · 15 Apr 2025
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Response: Thanks Adam for taking the time to leave feedback. We are really glad to hear you enjoyed the course and delivery by Linsey. We will ensure to let her know.

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Very useful and informative

Lyndsey B · 15 Apr 2025
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Appropriate training. Enjoyed the training.

Tracey H · 15 Apr 2025
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Really good course and trainer gave really good training

Wendy B · 15 Apr 2025
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The course was very informative whilst remaining fun

Paul T · 15 Apr 2025
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Good course useful for de-escalation and safety in the Emergency Department

Phill C · 15 Apr 2025
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The course gave a great insight into de escalation. Knowing what the patient like and favourite thing to do will initiate the trust and connection with the patient. Very engaging. Trainer name: Kirstie Reynolds

Jemima D · 15 Apr 2025
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Kirstie is a lovely teacher and is a credit to Sherwood! A very engaging and interesting session which will be very useful to take back to a busy admitting surgical unit. My first experience in breakaway techniques which I feel will be very valuable within my ward. Thank you! Looking forward to Day 3! ✨

Vicky S · 15 Apr 2025
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Response: Thank you Vicky for your kind comments. It is great to hear you enjoyed the delivery of training by Kirstie and course and this will valuable within your role. We will ensure to share your feedback onto Kirstie.