RRN Level 3 - Positive Behaviour Support & Physical Interventions Reviews

I have learned alot from the course wish I did it earlier. The teachers are amazing and will help you if you're any issues and will keep going over it until you understand. The teachers ain't like your normal boring teacher they actually have a laugh with you making it all the better. Thanks alot; Ben, Kirsty and Steve

Really impressed with what we have been shown, To prevent harm towards patients safety, The training was first class .Very impressed and looking forward too top up course

All the course was excellent. The trainers are good and and I learned a lot of new skills that help me on the on the techniques

It help with the understanding of mental health issues and organising of things we can do to help

The course has been amazing from start to finish. The trainers were excellent in explaining and demonstrating what they were teaching. The content of the course was excellent and was thorough and covered all areas. There was always time for questions and discussions on what we were covering. The techniques we were taught are amazing and you can see how these work and n reap scenarios. Thank you Ben, Kirstie and Steve.

The RRN course is one of the best I have undertook so far and learned a lot from the physical intervention part to the mental health explanation of it. I believe it is essential to take this course if someone wants to work in the hospital environment as it applies 200%. Ben, Steve & kirstie are of the best and are highly qualified when explaining the course in an easiest way for everyone to understand from different backgrounds. Well done job

I have learnt a lot and i feel that my experience about heath care security and knowledge improved. This was highly informative

Ben, kirsty and Steven are all great atvwaht they do and definitely affect others in life in the best way possible as they are very skilled and influential teachers and are a plus to sherwood and NHS and all sia guards that will soon be trained on RRN

So the training I received I've known other colleagues do the same technique without the training and it's always worked so I'm more than confident

I have more about autism, legislation on mental health, how to keep people safe, how to communicate with people, how to restrain people/patients absolutely if necessary, using divert way to help a patient by distracting them and help them when triggered. Ways to approach patients in a polite and caring manner lots more have learned. Thank you to Ben for bringing this honestly.