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Lynn M, 08 Apr 2025

Very interesting, engaging and informative
Response : Hello Lynn, thank you for the lovely feedback and glad you enjoyed the course!

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Onwell M, 08 Apr 2025

Good

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Amy , 08 Apr 2025

Informative and engaging

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samantha j, 08 Apr 2025

The course today and all the information was really beneficial. I feel as though I will definitely feel more confident in my role when understanding different behaviours and how to speak to patients dealing with these! Thanks Ben who kept the course interesting and was really informative

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Victoria J, 08 Apr 2025

Course was brilliant. It has taught me how to start conversations with those who have behaviours of concern and how to start to build a therapeutic relationships.

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Elvira p, 08 Apr 2025

Learnt how to approach people with behavioural concerns

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Hannah R, 08 Apr 2025

Ben was fantastic and I have really gained knowledge from today. I can’t wait to use these new skills in my future practice. ALL CYP deserve the best care and having a better understanding of positive behaviour support will enable me to deliver this!

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Georgina W, 08 Apr 2025

Really engaging training session. Good refresher but also learnt new ideas on how to deal with behaviours of concern. Looking forward to the next session. Great session on autism too.

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Diandra S, 08 Apr 2025

The course was very very informative. I loved the overview of Autism at the end, as well as the arousal model. Was really good breaking down each step of the model and using examples to better understand each stage, such as baseline being calm, normal, relaxed etc. and then examples of cues such as hitting, biting, pacing etc. These are real life examples that I see everyday in my unit, so it will be very helpful now knowing that I recognise them and put my theory into practice the best way I can. The booklet was extremely helpful.
Response : Hello Diandra, thank you for your detailed feedback and it's great to see how you can then use this on your unit to assist your patients going forward and other staff.

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Katie R, 08 Apr 2025

Good session. A lot of off topic conversations some times but overall good lesson

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