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RRN Level 3: Restrictive Physical Interventions

Course Overview

This course is certified by Bild-ACT as compliant with the Restraint Reduction Network Training Standards. With a focus on understanding behaviours of concern and developing proactive strategies within a human rights-based framework, this course will equip you with the knowledge to support people with behaviours that put themselves or others at risk of harm. You will learn how to keep yourself and others safe using de-escalation strategies and a range of non-restrictive skills (breakaway and self-protection) and restrictive physical interventions (restraint). You will explore trauma-informed approaches and consider the physiological and psychological risks of restrictive physical interventions. As a certified training course, the exact content will be tailored to your organisation’s needs based on a Training Needs Analysis.

Course Details

Ideal For:

  • Anyone supporting adults or children who display behaviours of concern

Course Duration:

3 Days

Delegates:

12

Price:

£2400 + expenses + VAT

Course Objectives

  • Recognise restrictive practices and how these impact on a person
  • Learn trauma-informed approaches to behaviours of concern
  • Understand the physiological and psychological risks
  • Explore the REFLECT model of debriefing to learn from incidents
  • Demonstrate restrictive physical intervention skills
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Interested in this course?

Contact our team to discuss the details of this course, and arrange a call to tailor training for your organisation

Course Schedule

Level 1 and 2

SESSION 1

  • Principles of least restriction/ restraint reduction
  • Assessing individual risk factors, physical and mental health
  • Impact of trauma and components of trauma informed care
  • Positional asphyxia and monitoring wellbeing during RPI

SESSION 2

  • Consulting the person
  • Principles of restraint reduction including the six core strategies
  • Post incident support and the REFLECT model for debriefing

SESSION 3

  • Recap on self-protection and breakaway skills
  • Restraint/RPI skills practice – health and safety briefing
  • Teach the restraint/RPI skills as highlighted in the TNA

SESSION 4

  • Teach restraint/RPI skills as highlighted in the TNA
  • Practical Assessment
  • Documentation and individual verbal feedback

Feedback

FAQs

Please find our most frequently asked questions here – however, if you need any more information, please call our team on 01159 704 811

Is this course the same as MAPA or PMVA?

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YES. Managing Actual or Potential Aggression (MAPA) and Preventing & Managing Violence and Aggression (PMVA) are acronyms used to describe behaviour management and physical intervention courses. We don’t use an acronym but the theory and physical skills are an equivalent and, while the individual techniques may vary, they equip staff with the same skills.

Is the training certified by Bild-ACT against the RRN Training Standards?

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YES. We were one of the first organisations to gain Bild-ACT certification and were part of the CQC advisory group for the Out of Sight Who Cares? Review of Restraint, Seclusion and Segregation. We were the first commercial training provider to have an Affiliate Organisation (Train the Trainer) model approved. Even before certification became mandatory we were voluntarily accredited under the Bild PITAS scheme and code of practice for teaching physical interventions. You can view our Bild-ACT certificate here. (Insert link)

Do you have to have mandatory certified training?

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Our RRN approved, Bild-ACT certified courses meet the highest national training standards for teaching physical interventions. They are not mandatory in all settings and we can offer non-certified courses that meet the needs of sectors that require shorter courses or different content. We strive to always offer high quality training and will work with you to make sure that any course we deliver meets the needs of your organisational needs.

Can this course be shortened?

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If your organisation can evidence prior learning that meets Standard 2.5 of the RRN Training Standards, you can complete Level 3 as a two-day course. Prior learning may include courses such as Positive Behaviour Support, mental health, trauma-informed care and managing challenging behaviour training totalling 6 hours. Please talk to us as we will work with you to deliver the training in the way that best meets the needs of your organisation.

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