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the course overall was good and its content was well structured, i think the trainer was engaging and made the day course interesting as well being able to answer questions for us. i feel that the material is enough to educate us but i do still feel that some breakaways are not included or do not offer appropriate safety, such as the rear naked choke.
Response: Hi James. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. I believe that the technique you are referring to is a MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) move. I think it is important to recognise that we are training staff in your organisation to work with young people who are victims of abuse and trauma and therefore the breakaway skills we teach are suitable for this population. If you have any further questions around this, it may be worth speaking to your line manager who I am sure will reassure you that the young people in your organisation all have individual risk assessments and positive behaviour support plans which identify their needs.
Helpful training, thank you
Response: Hi Nicola. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We are glad to hear you found the course helpful to your role.
Excellent trainer. Very knowledgeable and related training to real life experience
Mr Lucas-Knight is a great trainer , thought us with compassion and patience in both, the theory and the practical subject in full details making sure that us trainees interact in which made the whole training more interesting. Thanks Jack
I really enjoyed the course! I was able to learn lots of new info and ask questions when i was unsure about anything. The training has helped me to learn effective ways of managing behaviour and ways to get out of holds
I found this course extremely helpful on the leading up to RI, and it can be prevented and the safe way of restraint for both the resident and myself.
Excellent course, really helpful and informative
I learnt a lot of knowledge during my training. How to use restraints correctly and when needed to ensure someone’s safety.