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I had an amazing training session today and gained so much knowledge. The instructors were patient and incredibly supportive.
Made to feel confident and comfortable to support in holds
Really well put together course, very informative
Very interactive and friendly atmosphere yet very professional in his approach with easy to remember demonstrations.Will definitely recommend Kieran Stammers for the fantastic training session today 😊👍
Response: Hi Abigail. Thank you for your wonderful feedback. We’re delighted to hear you found Kieran’s session both interactive and professional, with easy-to-remember demonstrations. We’ll be sure to pass your kind words on to him. Thanks for recommending the training.
You kept the training engaging and interactive, which made it much easier to learn hence I feel much more confident in my ability to support positive behavior after this training.
Response: Thank you, Velinta. I’m glad you found the training engaging and that it supported your confidence. We hope that attending the course will continue to support you in your role.
It was an interesting and great training. It was interactive and I could recall a lot of things and I also learnt new things. We talked about the Arousal Model, Factors Affecting Behaviour, Function of Behaviour, Recording and lots more. Function of Behaviour was one of the points that stood out for me where we talked about EATS; which stands for Escape/avoid something, Attention, Tangible Reward and Sensory.
I learned that behaviors of concern are actually typical responses, not abnormal ones. I also learned about the Arousal Model, which includes the baseline, trigger, escalation phase, behaviors of concern, and de-escalation phase. All behavior is a form of communication, and behaviors of concern are no exception. Additionally, I gained understanding of the functions of behavior using the EATS framework (Escape, Attention, Tangible reward, and Sensory function). I also learned about strategies such as diversion and distraction.