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

4.9 (3,244 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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Excellent skills to take to workplace.

Steven S · 26 Aug 2021
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Enjoy our day

Elaine J · 26 Aug 2021
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Good skills to keep whiles working on shift

Emma P · 26 Aug 2021
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Really enjoyed the course. Hanna made it very interesting and I am leaving feeling a lot more confident especially in the break away techniques

Zoe R · 26 Aug 2021
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Very informative and engaging. Alot better than the previous provider

Claire H · 19 Aug 2021
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Lee is a great trainer and easy to learn from

Stevie D · 13 Aug 2021
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Enjoyed the course today with Lee great content very friendly and made me feel relaxed

Teresa L · 13 Aug 2021
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Lee Rafter is a great trainer deserves a payrise and good at his job

Antony P · 13 Aug 2021
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Lee was very good today .

Katie L · 13 Aug 2021
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Course was really good very detailed on every sunbject lee was really good

Shannon L · 13 Aug 2021
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