Sherwood Training Reviews

Good to work through theory again to reiterate what we learnt in first session. Practical session was very useful and real life examples used of when the techniques have worked in the past. Fun and engaging.

Worked well together had different ways of helping

The trainer was really good , engaged with the group really well , so did kirsty , really enjoyed it , they made it a nice place to be , thankyou to both of them for the help , i will take away a lot from this course , they made me feel comfortable doing the tasks in front of others too which im usually worried about , Thankyou Liam and Kirsty

Very informative, liam is a great trainer, very engaging, kirsty very helpful, Not only great with our service users but applicable to staff aswell

Laim and kirsty Fantastic course given us plenty of information and help that will help with my service users they are easy to talk to and very welcoming

Liam was a very happy person and was very positive and very helpful Kirsty has been lovely, she’s always understanding and very patient. I will now be able to help my service users in a more efficient way.

Liam and kirsty have been very fantastic. Liam system of teaching is really brilliant.

Really good training and a very unstanding people The training makes a lot of sense and I so many more options to try in to avoid boc

Brilliant and informative. Made it easy for me to learn the Restrictive practicals and emphasis on these being THE LAST OPTIONS after everything else has failed .

The trainers Liam and Kirsty was really interactive and had a laugh with the group and was serious in a good engaging informative way. Even when struggling they came to a 1:1 basic with us which was more private and I was able to learn better. I like to have a laugh throughout the training due to it having more impact on learning the skills and information and this was perfect, the trainers kept my attention constantly when I am a fidgeter and get distracted. It was really fun and the information has definitely stood in my head.