RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention reviews

4.9 (6,184 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 educational and informative.

Katie B · 09 Mar 2021
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Josh taught this course in a relaxed and enjoyable way making it easy to understand and remember.

Lin P · 09 Mar 2021
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Really enjoyed the physical intervention learnt a lot from it.

Millie E · 05 Mar 2021
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Fantastic course and delivery. New to me, but thoroughly enjoyable.

Sarah D · 05 Mar 2021
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Very thorough and detailed to comply with every situation. Very good structure of training.

Elsa S · 05 Mar 2021
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The trainer was friendly and had good knowledge of the PSB. Really enjoyed the course.

Jamie K · 05 Mar 2021
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Very good

Martha E · 03 Mar 2021
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Ben was a great, I learned a lot. Thank you.

Mildred T · 03 Mar 2021
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Very good course, with a very well informed trainer.

NEIL C · 03 Mar 2021
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Excellent delivery clear and precise

rachel f · 03 Mar 2021
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