by dynamistraining | Thursday, December 3, 2015 | Breakaway Skills, Conflict Management, Dementia Care, Hospital Security and Conflict, learning disabilities, Least Restrictive Option, Lone Worker Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, Positive Handling, Security and Door Supervisors, Self-Protction Trainer Course, Verbal Defense and Influence
Training Director Gerard O’Dea was snapped on camera at a recent course demonstrating a concept from @Vistelar’s Verbal Defence and Influence programme about “When Words Alone Fail” – the moment when a professional decides to disengage...
by dynamistraining | Wednesday, October 7, 2015 | Breakaway Skills, Lone Worker Personal Safety, Self-Protction Trainer Course, Verbal Defense and Influence
Lone Working Personal Safety – A guidebook for health and social care workers will give you practical and largely unexplored personal safety advice which will inform and enhance how you make decisions. It will also widen the discussions you have within your team...
by dynamistraining | Wednesday, July 22, 2015 | Breakaway Skills, Physical Interventions, Self-Protction Trainer Course
Feedback on our trainer-qualification courses has been so strong that this year we are running another self-protection trainer certification in October. Candidates have been raving about how much they learned and the enthusiasm they gained from working on our last...
by dynamistraining | Friday, May 15, 2015 | Conflict Management, Physical Interventions, Security and Door Supervisors, Self-Protction Trainer Course, Verbal Defense and Influence
STV News reported recently on the case of a man who was restrained by door supervisors after an incident on Bridge Street in Aberdeen in 2014. The PIRC investigation into the incident found that the 19 police officers who attended the incident should have taken...
by dynamistraining | Tuesday, February 3, 2015 | Personal Safety, Physical Interventions, Quality management, Self-Protction Trainer Course, Sports Science, Training Design
While reviewing documentation in regards to training needs analysis recently, I came across an interesting piece of research carried out by the Health and Safety Executive and published in 2006. In it, the researchers sought to evaluate training in violence management...
