RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention reviews

4.9 (6,218 reviews)
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Practical, safety-focused learning is the course’s defining strength: attendees say it links clear theory on positive behaviour support, de-escalation, law, dignity and least-restrictive practice to step-by-step demonstrations, realistic scenarios and repeated practice. They value knowledgeable, patient and approachable trainers who use humour, lived experience and feedback to keep demanding subjects engaging, inclusive and easy to understand. The well-organised sessions build confidence that transfers directly to supporting children, patients and service users at work, although some find the theory lengthy.

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Brilliant and informative. Made it easy for me to learn the Restrictive practicals and emphasis on these being THE LAST OPTIONS after everything else has failed .

Sally S · 04 Apr 2024
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The trainers Liam and Kirsty was really interactive and had a laugh with the group and was serious in a good engaging informative way. Even when struggling they came to a 1:1 basic with us which was more private and I was able to learn better. I like to have a laugh throughout the training due to it having more impact on learning the skills and information and this was perfect, the trainers kept my attention constantly when I am a fidgeter and get distracted. It was really fun and the information has definitely stood in my head.

Paris G · 04 Apr 2024
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Incredibly fun and Informative course with techniques and information that actually works. The trainers are fun and enjoyable to be around which makes learning easier Point for potential improvement, maybe think about doing the 1-man turn before the 2 man turn to help with the confusion of some people on which leg to use and which way to turn.

Liam P · 04 Apr 2024
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Good delivery to keep engaged. Good knowledge and tools to use. Very helpful and accommodating

Janet D · 04 Apr 2024
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Both Liam and Kirsty have helped me feel more confident in how to effectively implement what I have learnt. Very interactive training and both approachable when I have had queries. Also have been understanding of my individual circumstances.

Donna M · 04 Apr 2024
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Excellent course Liam kept all engaged and delivered all the information very well Kirsty assisted with myself and another colleague who both have health problems ensuring the course was delivered in a safe way for us The course is very good and informative . I would recommend this for any care service or service where these skills are essential

Debbie B · 04 Apr 2024
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I have ADHD so I can find training difficult, Liam and Kirsty made the course so engaging and took the time to make sure I understood and if I was struggling they took the time to explain it to me and never made me feel stupid, they made me feel confident. I really enjoyed each day and learned so so much

Georgia F · 04 Apr 2024
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This is my 9th time doing Sherwood and each time I feel I learn something new which improves my practice. Matt’s training was no exception to this. Working with Matt has allowed the training to be more personal and relevant to the young people we work with. Matt is enthusiastic about Sherwood and the ethos was clear throughout. Matt made it very clear about health and safety and that RPI should be used as a last resort. Matt spoke from experience of working with children and gave anecdotal examples which are helpful and interesting. Matt is knowledgeable and approachable and able to articulate the what’s and why’s of PBS and restraint very well. Thank you, Matt.

Katie C · 04 Apr 2024
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The course was delivered well and at an appropriate pace. The trainer gave anecdotes to support the training materials, which made it relevant to our setting. We were able to ask questions throughout.

Kim S · 04 Apr 2024
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Good training

Omobolaji O · 02 Apr 2024
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