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

5.0 (5,788 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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I enjoyed the day. I was actually nervous coming into this session due to the physical restraints however I now feel confident and Ben made you feel comfortable and showed you multiple times how to practice each skill, if you struggled he would helped you practice again. It found it also useful to go over what was taught on level 1. Thank you!

Chloe H · 10 Mar 2026
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Response: Thank you, Chloe. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear the session helped build your confidence and provided a supportive environment to practice the skills. It’s also great to know revisiting the Level 1 content was helpful.

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Lots of really good evidence based techniques and information learnt and practiced. Makes you think about your own practice at work and at home. Thought Ben was engaging and passionate and a great trainer.

Michelle B · 10 Mar 2026
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Great delivery of information. Attention from everyone clearly present. Demonstration of breakaway techniques completed in a safe manner, ensuring everyone understood, taking time out to reassure people.

David W · 10 Mar 2026
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Part 2 was much better than part 1 as it was split up into morning of theory and afternoon of practical so went really quick! Only thing I would say to improve is to offer examples of our real life patient scenarios such as NG placement for feeding de-escalation. For example, asking “what’s wrong” wouldn’t help with this as we would know what has escalated them. I would appreciate some further guidance on verbal deescalation

Niamh B · 10 Mar 2026
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Made me feel safe knowing techniques not only on the wards but in person. Explained it well and made the course enjoyable. Thank you both!

Leasha J · 06 Mar 2026
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It was very good and never felt bored

BIBI A · 06 Mar 2026
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Very engaging and energetic class.

Josmi T · 06 Mar 2026
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The course was very informative, I like that there was repetition of the movements throughout and at the end to ensure we knew them thoroughly. Ben was very passionate and a good teacher, like that there was a clear sectioning between theory and practical bits.

Lucy J · 06 Mar 2026
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The course was excellent Wish to get more practices in a regular basis for refreshments please

Honeymole A · 06 Mar 2026
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Ben and Georgie were really enthusiastic and helpful. I’ve gained a lot of confidence in breakaway techniques and throughout the day through their teaching.

Lauren E · 06 Mar 2026
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