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I would have liked to have practice restraints with more resistance to get more realistic Experience of what it would be like in real life. The humer from trainer made the theory more interesting and engaging.
Response: Hi Steph, thank you for your feedback and we will pass these comments onto the trainer. We hope going forward the other interventions you have learnt on the course will mean that the RPI's will only be required to ensure safety.
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.
Good session. A lot of off topic conversations some times but overall good lesson
It will be very good if we can learn how to defend ourselves towards aggressive patients
Response: Hi Laurette, thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. You have completed day 1 of the training, which helps us understand why a person may have aggressive behaviours and how to manage these proactively rather than reactively. The next 2 levels of the course will look further into how to protect ourselves whilst keeping ourselves and the patient safe.
Liam was a good trainer and he engaged with us really well. Also laughed and joked with us and I will rember the training.
Good understanding of positive behaviour