RRN Level 3 - Positive Behaviour Support & Physical Interventions Reviews

At first I was thinking to myself how this course and trainer would be any different to what we have had before. How wrong was I. To say the least. The restraint’s, Holds and breakaways we were shown were alot better and easier than I have ever been shown before and the step by step teaching of them were brilliantly done. I and all the team were pleasantly surprised to say the least thanks to our teacher and how the training was given out from start to finish.

The course was very interesting and I will love to work with Ben anything he on of the best I have ever seen in training and I'm very happy that I have learned a lot about restraining and communication and all that I learned today thank you

Course was a great eye opener and the Trainer is excellent, very competent and was on top the course.

The trainer was excellent in his delivery The overall course was very informative I learnt to use restraint as the last resort And then to get the whole information before making a judgement

I learnt a lot about PBS and that the best restraining method is no restraining at all.

Incredible and wonderful training, it was an eye opener. The trainer was engaging.

Positive Behavior Support is a very helpful concept in dealing with difficult situation . And the instructor Lee was very instrumental and helpful in taking us through the course with real life situations .

The course is very educative and reflective. I felt I needed to apply PBS in my life first and the trainer, Lee was fantastic.

Great Course indeed, Lee is an excellent trainer who simplified the whole course for me. The most highlight of my course was the The Arousal model, it explained the how to understand and deal with behaviour of concern in a more positive and acceptable ways.

Lee was very engaging and very passionate about his work. Enjoyed the 3 days and looked forward to learning more. The arousal model was well explained throughout. Very helpful not only when dealing with service users but helpful in real life too.