RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention - Refresher reviews

4.9 (4,569 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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The course instructors were informative and were very explanatory on the subject. They discussed experiences to help us understand the realities of how the training benefits us

James G · 16 Jan 2020
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Positive refresher course and enjoyed it. Good to do due to lack of intervention used in the past 12 months.

James P · 16 Jan 2020
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Training was excellent, and the trainer delivered the course well.

Zoe M · 16 Jan 2020
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Brilliant training... really helpful and a brilliant range of experiences within the groups trainers

Rhiannan P · 16 Jan 2020
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Very good

Anna N · 16 Jan 2020
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I have learned a lot today Rachel has explain more on holding smaller children. This has given me more confidence.

Denise C · 16 Jan 2020
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Good balance between the theory and practical parts of the training. Great knowledge and experience of the instructors. Very useful

Laura S · 16 Jan 2020
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The first part of the training it could be made abit more fun and interesting as found it dragged and struggled to concentrate.

Jade B · 16 Jan 2020
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Would prefer the physical intervention in the morning first.

Katy W · 16 Jan 2020
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I think the physical stuff should be in the morning, and the theory made more interesting

Emma D · 16 Jan 2020
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