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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Nikki C · 14 Jan 2020
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Great refresher session as it always is. Trainers make the group relaxed, interaction is always good.

Chloe E · 13 Jan 2020
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Covered situations which may arise the trainer was very knowledgeable and fun

Gemma K · 13 Jan 2020
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The trainers appeared knowledgeable, casual yet able to become serious when it was required.

Christopher J · 13 Jan 2020
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Brilliant training

Chloe P · 10 Jan 2020
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Very informative with lots of staff discussion around PBS and strategies as well as breakaways and pI

Colleen S · 10 Jan 2020
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Fun and able to learn at ease

Nicola P · 10 Jan 2020
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Excellent course. The training was clear and easy to follow. Rachel was excellent and between her and Andy assessed an area of the school that was proving difficult.

Emma-Jane K · 06 Jan 2020
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Very good friendly trainers

Trina M · 06 Jan 2020
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Brilliant as always. Good communication between trainer and participants. Trainers take account of the needs of the participants.

Jodie B · 06 Jan 2020
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