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RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention Reviews
Gemma C, 03 Dec 2025
Fantastic course, having done team teach training in a previous employment I found this course so much better!
Sharon C, 03 Dec 2025
It was a great course and I learnt a lot from it. It was really good how the trainer related a lot of the content to situations and people in our workplace.
India U, 03 Dec 2025
The session was very interactive and provided lots of opportunities to practice the holders. The trainer gave back constant feedback to ensure holds were being completed with the correct technique. Trainer included everyone in the session
Sidrah A, 03 Dec 2025
No notes Ben is an amazing trainer. Clinical restraint is relevant to all staff and now I feel like I have the tools to take back to the ward and safe hold appropriately
Natasha B, 03 Dec 2025
Very interactive. Really tested us all and put us to the test. Very hands on. Made us think about different situations. Was very helpful for what we may come across in practice.
simeran k, 03 Dec 2025
Very informative and supportive environment. Feel a lot more confident going forward with de escalation and then as a last resort safe holds.
Sinead M, 03 Dec 2025
Good, easy techniques and a good chance to practice them on people with different strengths
Georgia F, 03 Dec 2025
Ben was through with his training, stopping to reshow people if they needed another demonstration. Made sure everyone was confident with each move before moving onto the next one. I feel much more confident and competent to do this should I have to
kara w, 03 Dec 2025
Felt i learnt a lot today in the course. informative from the beginning and able to put theory into practice. Learning the restraints felt easy and supported from ben. thank you
Claire B, 03 Dec 2025
Ben directed us through Day 3 of the course, and tailored it towards our needs as paediatric nurses and health care staff. This was excellent for patients who demonstrate behaviour that can be challenging, but also for de-escalation for patients and their families, especially for patients who may require nursing interventions with restraints.