RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention Reviews

The course was very inventive and very applicable to my job role as a support worker. It makes me want to apply the primary stratagies first before any restrictive practise. By implementing what I have learnt on the course I can help my service users have a better quality of life

The trainer was so good at elaborating the information and made sure we all understood before moving on. I know have a better understanding of challenging behaviour and can use the skills to help create a therapeutic environment for my service users. The course was structured well and was easy to grasp I love how it has given me a better understanding of why some behaviours happen

Fantastic and informative course with an interactive and supportive trainer that related the course to real life events for context. Highly recommended.

Course was really good and informative. Learnt a lot in both theory and especially practical as I have never done this training before. Matt was very knowledgeable and made the course enjoyable. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you

Really good course. Personally I feel I have learnt a lot of relevant knowledge and information from both practical and non practical sessions. I feel confident enough to take them into any situation should I need too following on from the Training given by Matt.

Very informative , I have definitely learnt alot about reasons of behaviour , and that there is always a reason for the behaviour being displayed . All of the restraint techinuques were shown in a way we can all understand and learn and mat was very patient with all student . Thankyou

Extremely interesting and important. Learnt a lot of important stuff that can keep our kids and staff safe

It was really fun and informative at the same time now I know I can help the service users to the best of my ability

Found the course really helpful and gained lots of unknown information. Both trainers are brilliant and teaching and Make the course enjoyable.

I liked that they focus more on understanding behaviours of concerns and how to avoid escalations and physical intervention this i have been given many tips and scenarios of these situations