Supportive Solutions Reviews

The training was very good but, because it was a one-day course only, too many topics were covered, forcing us to move on before having fully memorised the signs for new material. However, the teaching method was really good, with repetitions and role play exercises. The tutor Lorna McIntyre was excellent, as was the interpreter. It would be beneficial if funding was available to make such BSL Introduction course part of Police Officers and Police Staff Induction course or the Equality and Diversity course.

Learned a lot of information and signs to look out for in others to raise awareness.

Course was as interesting as this subject can be. Trainer was personable and energetic.

Good, well run.

The course is very good.the trainer speaks and illustrate precisely clear

It was amazing and knowledgeable

Very enjoyable course and well presented by Paul. This was a good introduction to Health & Safety at work and I will certainly benefit from the information I have learned by attending this course.

Every day's a school day good refresher

As a support worker, acquiring knowledge about those diseases has evoked a range of emotions within me. Firstly, I feel a heightened sense of empathy and understanding towards individuals living with these conditions. Learning about the physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges they face has deepened my compassion for their daily struggles. Moreover, I feel a strong sense of responsibility and dedication to providing the best possible care and support to individuals affected by those diseases. Gaining insights into the specific needs and requirements of these individuals has reinforced the importance of person-centered care and tailored support plans.

the trainer was very good and explained everything and always gave us time to ask any questions. It was interesting to learn and understand a bit more about these 3 diseases.