RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention - Refresher reviews

4.9 (4,587 reviews)
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Practical, interactive learning is the course’s clearest strength. Attendees value the balance of PBS theory, de-escalation and RPI skills with demonstrations, discussion and ample hands-on practice. Trainers are consistently described as knowledgeable, approachable, patient and clear, using humour and real-life workplace examples while adapting the pace to individual needs. The refresher helps attendees correct techniques, understand behaviour and feel more confident applying safer, person-centred approaches at work.

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Great communication

Ceri P · 07 Jan 2025
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Excellent training

Oluwatobi K · 07 Jan 2025
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Helpful training, thank you

Nicola F · 07 Jan 2025
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Response: Hi Nicola. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We are glad to hear you found the course helpful to your role.

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Excellent trainer. Very knowledgeable and related training to real life experience

Nick B · 07 Jan 2025
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Practical, well interactivity sessions

Abraham O · 03 Jan 2025
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Enjoyed course with Alan Very good

Kirsty J · 24 Dec 2024
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Alan was very knowledgeable and supportive throughout the course.

regan l · 23 Dec 2024
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Response: Hi Regan, thank you for your lovely feedback about Alans course. We are glad you enjoyed it and felt supported.

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Very informative

Martin K · 23 Dec 2024
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Dave was excellent in providing detailed theory and practical demonstrations

Carl H · 20 Dec 2024
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As ever, both Linda and Harli are excellent trainers. This group is very experienced with the techniques in use, so we had an impactful discussion in the morning about factors which may hinder staff delivery of primary and secondary strategies to deescalate incidents. In the afternoon we covered the breakaways and holds in use in our setting, with particular attention to new holds being used for specific learners, which staff may be less familiar with. Thank you both.

Connor H · 19 Dec 2024
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Response: Hello Connor, it's lovely to hear how the course is being developed more on the theorectical side rather than the physical skills and it's great to hear how impactful this was.