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Delivered really well, in a comfortable relaxed way. Trainer was great Lee was great at delivering the course and in the manner he did so.
Excellently presented. Lee kept Everyone engaged.
Great course and brilliant trainer
Very educational and informative. Trainer very engaging. Practical activities good. Overally excellent
Lee made me feel comfortable to actually not take every behaviour in a negative way ,and also taught me how to do break away techniques from work and life in general.Very informative and very polite, made sure everyone was comfortable with everything before engaging in anything.I loved this PBS course.
Lee was a great trainer, I was nervous about the practical side but Lee was reassuring and gave me confidence.
Very good course Lee was very good and great alway through the course would recommend to my work colleagues and very useful to use in my work place .fully explained everything before doing making sure we was confident in doing wat we was great course.
The trainer Lee was really good. The theory seemed long on 1st day. 2nd day was good and enjoyed the break out exercises
Absolutely amazing guy , made it so easy to learn , very relaxing atmosphere. Everyone made to feel comfortable even when one lady told me she didn’t want to stand up on her own to be assessed, I privately explained this to Lee and asked if it was okay if I also said I didn’t feel comfortable in doing it infront of people,he made it so a few people went into a different room away from the group. He comes across as being a very compassionate person. If we had more people who thought like Lee this world would be such a better place. Well done Lee , one of the best courses I’ve ever been on. You should be proud of the person you have become.
I understand that the course is generic but some more LD content and examples would be beneficial. The fact people who we support, who have a tendency to display behaviours of concern also (usually) have involvement from Psychiatry and a Behavioural Community Nurse could be covered - including their ‘language’ and documentation