PMVA - 3 Day Training reviews

4.9 (725 reviews)
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Attendees particularly value the course’s practical, step-by-step approach to safe de-escalation and physical intervention, with repeated practice building confidence for real workplace situations. They describe knowledgeable, patient and approachable trainers who explain theory clearly, demonstrate techniques carefully, answer questions and adapt to different learning needs. Sessions are interactive, supportive and professionally delivered, with relevant scenarios, evidence-based content and attention to patient and staff safety. Some reviewers find venues cold, noisy or limited in refreshments.

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Please provide biscults next time

Portsmouth
Similo S · 29 May 2025
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It was all good and I enjoyed the training.

Manchester
Elizabeth H · 29 May 2025
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Trainers were very supportive and enthusiastic

London
Ruwaiz A · 21 May 2025
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Excellent

London
Odegua A · 21 May 2025
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There has been no regrets attend this training. Both trainers demonstrated excellent knowledge of all topics and techniques covered, gave clarity to all forms of questions and doubts.

London
ABIMBOLA G · 21 May 2025
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Very informative and useful

London
Ola A · 21 May 2025
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John and Paul are so good at what they do, I give them 100%👍👍

London
Mariam A · 21 May 2025
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Increase knowledge and confidence

Manchester
Olaniyi O · 16 May 2025
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Alex and Stewart were great , 10/10 hope to train with them again

Manchester
Gracious M · 16 May 2025
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Very good course. Some slides need updating regarding theory eg autism to autistic spectrum conditions and showing how conditions look on people of African ancestry etc. Would such individuals turn blue or purple if they can not breathe. Need a relevant photo. Also mention bullying and racism as triggers for incidents ans it does happen. Also small group discussion rather than just big group. Learnt a lot and good. Good course.

Manchester
Erica M · 16 May 2025
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