RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention reviews

4.9 (6,141 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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very informative and engaging

Zan G · 29 Aug 2025
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Trainer was brilliant. Never done anything like this before so was very useful for me. Could maybe benefit from how to apply it more when the child is running around and its not stood and set up nicely for you to get the grip but I understand this is not easy to do inside a small room.

Amy P · 29 Aug 2025
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Great course. Good encouragement to get involved. Great explanation of and questions and queries.

Nicola P · 29 Aug 2025
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Really enjoyed the training and the trainer (Jamie) was fab. However going forward I would like more reference to school environments and children rather than adult hospital or care environments. It would be good to have reference to school statutory regulations, or an awareness of them. Thank you!

Sarah U · 29 Aug 2025
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Response: Thank you for your feedback. It’s great to hear you enjoyed the training and that Jamie made a positive impact. We really appreciate your suggestion about including more references to school environments and children. That kind of context is so important, especially when applying PBS principles in education settings. We’ll take your comments on board and look at how we can build in more awareness of school statutory regulations and tailor examples to better reflect the realities of working with children. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.

Trainer was very friendly and full of energy

Louise M · 21 Aug 2025
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Very useful to learn new skills , adapted to everyone’s need , Johnathan took time to explain everything in detail

Kyle S · 15 Aug 2025
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Georgie and Katie did great during the training. Giving clear information. Patience during the techniques for people to catch up. Venue could do with more space due to heat and poor ventaliation.

Victor O · 18 Jul 2025
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Response: Thank you, Victor, for your feedback. I’m pleased to hear Georgie and Katie provided clear information and demonstrated patience during the training. We appreciate your comments about the venue and will share this to the trainers for them to consider for future sessions.

Liam was a fantastic trainer for level 3, understanding of the potential trauma restraint can cause to staff as well as patients. wish I had this training earlier in my career.

Naomi B · 30 Jun 2025
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Response: Thanks, Naomi, for taking the time to leave feedback. It’s fantastic to hear you enjoyed the course and Liam’s delivery. We hope what you learned in the course continues to support you in your role. Thanks again.

The course is worth doing

Tandiwe P · 18 Jun 2025
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Interesting

shaun s · 13 Jun 2025
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