Physical Intervention

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Hi everyone it's Mark Dawes from NFPS Ltd here, and if you landed on this video, it's because you're looking for more information on physical intervention. I can understand how difficult that could be for you, because it can be like navigating through a mine field. There's some physical intervention organization trainers out there that are really good, and there are some that are not really good.
Here's the crux of the matter. If you're looking for physical intervention training or information, then you become responsible for the information and training that you take on board if you do not do your due diligence properly. Now I understand this because a long time ago when I was looking for information, I had to navigate through the mind field of organizations and agencies out there that were telling me I had to do this and I had to do that. It was like being bludgeoned to death.
That whole landscape has now changed. Physical intervention is no longer primarily about teaching a range of techniques within a rigid system. It's now about finding solutions to problems. That means that in your training and in your delivery, or in your commissioning of training, you need to have an agency or an organizational trainer that are flexible enough to be able to understand things like risk assessment, so that they can actually move things around and get things medically reviewed and risk assessed, so they meet your specific needs.
That's a key factor nowadays. You cannot have an off the shelf, once size all fits course for everyone. Now I was actually the first person in the UK if not worldwide to write Awarding Body Qualifications on physical intervention. We have a whole stable of qualifications now for front line opportunities in the care sector, in the education sector, in the security sector, and a whole range of other sectors. We also have trainers qualifications too.
The beauty of that is that it allows us to evidence a structured approach of learning an assessment towards passing someone and qualifying them to a competent standard. We can actually evidence that and that's a really another important thing for you to understand. You may one day be called upon to provide evidence in a court of law or in a tribunal. The other thing about our training is that we've had it legally reviewed.
It's all underpinned by health and safety and risk assessments, and medical reviews. These three cornerstones are really, really important for you when your looking at training. That's whether you choose to look at training with us or whether you choose to look at training with someone else. Make sure those cornerstones are there. Also, really important for you, is make sure you get the support you need from the training provider you use.
That's absolutely crucial because it's okay during the training course, but come the day of the race when you got to deliver training, you made need more than just that training course. Any provider like us should provide you with resources, online resources, post course access, post course support, and all of the guys and girls who train with have my phone number and my direct email so they can contact me if they have any issues and we get back from straight away.
Listen, this is only a short introductory video, because you’ve actually been searching physical intervention. There's a link on this video and there's a link below this video in the comments box, which will take you through to a webpage where you can find out a lot more about what we do. A lot more about what you need to do, so if you're looking to train in physical intervention, or to commission physical intervention training. Click on the link, go and have a look.
If nothing else, it will give you a framework and a foundation from where to start from and the questions you should be asking. That's all from me for now. Thanks ever so much for joining me. Click on the link and I'll see you on the next webpage - www.nfps.info/p....
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[@physicalintervention4938]

Click here to find out more - www.nfps.info/physical-intervention-trainer-course

[@tedobiwan]

Simple yet operationally functional skills with the relevent underpinning knowledge needed and then backed by vocational qualifications. Works for me, thats why I support and recommend NFPS training.

[@markdawes]

Here's one reason why what I am talking about is so important - www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-36878126

[@mikewhite8601]

The thing about NFPS and Mark Dawes is they inspire you and make you want to go and find out more about the subject , they really do engage you and make you curious about anything and everything , this is vital considering what an important subject physical intervention is and all the associated risks , Mark and the team through the NFPS system give people both learning and buying in services the confidence they need to succeed

[@paulkeates4115]

I have been training with NFPS and indeed Mark Dawes for several years now and I can say that their intervention trainers course is the best by far, I personally now run my own training company delivering Intervention training to Schools, Care homes and to the Security Industry. So if you want to be the best, you have to train with the best. Paul Keates R.S.S.Ltd.

[@physicalintervention4938]

Thanks Paul

[@johndavies3789]

Really informative as always Mark.

[@physicalintervention4938]

Thanks John.