Sherwood Training Reviews

jack trained us on day 1-2, was very informative and gave lots of examples, went through everything very thoroughly and made sure everyone understood and was happy 100%, answered all questions in detail. liam trained us on day 3, was also very informative, all same points as jack, put us into real life situations which really helped.

Jack delivered day one and two Lima delivered day three Both delivery was to an exceptional level and the content of the course was to a high exceptional level throughout. Really enjoyed the practical side, eased any anxieties that were pre-existing.

Jack primary trainer presented the course brilliantly. Liam came in on the 3rd day has been great and delivered it safely for all.

My training with jonathan and Rachel went very well . Excellent practice and Good teaching skills. Well done

The course was well-structured, engaging, and highly relevant to my role. A lot of interactive exercises. Excellent

Awesome. Jack delivered day 1 & 2. He was an amazing trainer. Explained and demonstrated primary and secondary physical intervention techniques. Liam delivered day 3 in an equally excellent way. He took explains and demonstrated Tertiary physical intervention techniques with so much emphasis on the technique being the last option and with the sole intention of delivering safety to both staffs and other service users.

Jack delivered day 1 and 2 , Jack taught us desalination which was amazing, Jack engaged and involved all off us and made me feel at ease. Liam was absolutely amazing , kept us on our toes all day , he explained absolutely everything he was doing and why he was doing this , he answered all my questions . The skills I now have has made me feel more confident in the steps I need to take in certain situations. Thanks guys

Impactful training, has enhance knowledge on positive behavioural support in work place and or where necessary.

Jack delivered day 1 and 2 Liam delivered day 3. I have been trained in cpi and other courses before which on reflection are not needed to be so forceful and traumatic in the physical restraint aspect and can be performed in a much more humane way. It is concerning to think that such practices could have put me in danger and would explain why at times staff have become hurt or stated 'the technique did nit work' Jack was calm and reflective. He engaged the group through examples which were down to earth and real. Although it must have been difficult for Liam to walk in to day 3 and then have to lead the group he dud so brilliantly. I may also add that all the staff in this group are new to each other and some are new to care so this was not an established group. Some of us had never met so mat have been harder to engage. Thankyou to both trainer

it was engaging and fun to be a part of