RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Intervention - Refresher reviews

4.9 (4,655 reviews)
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Practical, interactive learning is the course’s clearest strength. Attendees value the balance of PBS theory, de-escalation and RPI skills with demonstrations, discussion and ample hands-on practice. Trainers are consistently described as knowledgeable, approachable, patient and clear, using humour and real-life workplace examples while adapting the pace to individual needs. The refresher helps attendees correct techniques, understand behaviour and feel more confident applying safer, person-centred approaches at work.

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Great tutor

Rebecca A · 05 Oct 2022
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Enjoyed the course 100%. Great teacher and communicator.

peter g · 05 Oct 2022
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Content was good and also the presentation

Romeo K · 05 Oct 2022
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Firm but fair. Made training a enjoyable experience that seemed more like fun than work.

Adeana B · 05 Oct 2022
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John was really good at explaining the theories and was really encouraging during the practical training.

Calister-rose Z · 05 Oct 2022
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Enthusiastic, fun, knowledgeable.

erica w · 30 Sep 2022
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Enjoy this course, Gemma were amazing

Kerry S · 30 Sep 2022
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The trainer was informative. The information on the new procedures was in depth. The trainer took feedback provided into consideration to be shared.

roisin m · 30 Sep 2022
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Ben was excellent. He was very friendly and had alot of knowledge to share.

Stephen D · 29 Sep 2022
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Brilliant course, excellent trainer. Focusing on all the right things needed. A must for all care providers.

Michael E · 29 Sep 2022
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