RRN Level 2 - Positive Behaviour Support & Physical Interventions Reviews

Course very engaging. Trainer Kirsty had excellent knowledge.

Corse was really helpful hoping il be able to implement the breaka away from today .

Learn a lot of new techniques have not done this training before so it was informative. Theory was good as we got to learn how to better support our young persons to reduce behaviours of concern or to understand them. And what we can do to keep them at baseline thus reducing the need for RPI.

Liam was excellent in delivering the list lecture he is indeed a professional.keep it up Liam

Liam was great, patient and very informative overall a great teacher who showed us how the arousal model worked in depth and showed us and taught us good tactics theoretically and practically

Liam was really great both with the theoretical aspect as well as the practical exposure to the training. He puts so much passion into his teachings and ensures it’s well understood and I will always recommend him always. It was a privilege to have sat under his training and my enthusiasm and passion to caring and supporting the young adults have been rekindled.

Very good and informative. A lot of practical learning which enabled a deeper understanding of the techniques taught. Liam was considerate and attentive to detail, giving regular and appropriate breaks when necessary. All in all a well rounded course that gives care workers a stronger point of reference in relation to safety handling, restrictive and non-restrictive techniques

Absolutely enjoyed the last 2 days, Ben's attitude and knowledge to the training keeps you engaged and I will take away what I have learnt over the last 2 days. Thankyou

Fantastic trainer and very knowledgeable and I feel like I have come away with a lot more information on how to deal with situations and better knowledge on how to manage people's baselines and deesculate situations

Really interesting. Learnt lots of ways to positively interact and defuse situations within my job. Was given new ideas to look for cues and how to diffuse situations