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

4.9 (3,235 reviews)
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Practical breakaway techniques and positive behaviour support are the course’s defining strengths. Attendees value knowledgeable, patient trainers who use real-life scenarios, demonstrations and discussion to make de-escalation and behaviour of concern easy to understand. The sessions are interactive, relaxed and well paced, with trainers checking understanding and encouraging questions. Attendees say the refresher builds confidence and provides skills they can apply safely in their support roles.

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Samson A · 20 Mar 2026
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Excellent , i enjoyed the course.

Soledad V · 20 Mar 2026
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Response: Thank you, Soledad. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear you enjoyed the course.

Always good to have an update and refresher

Aileen P · 18 Mar 2026
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Well led

Lisa W · 18 Mar 2026
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Very interactive and informative

Oluwaseun A · 18 Mar 2026
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Good refresher course.

Sharon B · 18 Mar 2026
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Very useful

Carly W · 10 Mar 2026
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It was really good, refreshing my knowledge.

Vanessa P · 10 Mar 2026
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Very helpful. Could remember my skills and learnt something new.

Ikechukwu I · 10 Mar 2026
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Response: Thank you, Ikechukwu. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear the session helped refresh your skills and provided new learning.

The course was delivered in an interactive way that made it fun to learn.

Carrie M · 10 Mar 2026
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