Intelligensa provide PMVA training, Control & Restraint, Physical Intervention, Conflict Management and Restraint Equipment training courses to those working in the Care, NHS and Mental Health Sectors.
We can train your staff how to safely hold people at risk of harming themselves or others.
Outstanding and affordable, our training is available 7 days a week, including evenings.
Extended courses available on request. Small groups welcomed.
"Staff are now confident in the relevant laws & skills. Very good training at an affordable price."
Care Home Manager Coventry, June 2016
1 Day Course
A 1 day PMVA training course that teaches the law & low level 'control & restraint' and physical intervention skills in the Prevention & Management of Violence and Aggression (PMVA).
2 Day Course
A 2 day PMVA training course that in addition to advanced level control and restraint skills, also teaches Conflict Management and Breakaway techniques.
Often delivered by other trainers as a 3 day course, we deliver the same content in 2 days, saving you time and money
3 Day Course
A 3 day PMVA training course that includes all elements of the 2 day course, plus extended practice time of advanced control & restraint techniques, report writing, giving evidence and debriefing.
2 Day PMVA, Control & Restraint Course
Pearson Edexcel BTEC Level 2 Disengagement and Non-Restrictive Physical Intervention (PMVA) training course. This course teaches non-restrictive physical intervention techniques.
3 Day PMVA, Control & Restraint Course
Pearson Edexcel BTEC Level 2 Disengagement and Physical Intervention (PMVA) training course. This course teaches restrictive physical intervention techniques. It is more advanced and detailed than the two day course.
2 Day Conflict Management Course
Pearson Edexcel BTEC Level 2 Conflict Management Training Course. This course covers De-escalation and Conflict Management skills. One day is completed through distance learning.
Managing Challenging Behaviour and Breakaway Course
This is a 1 day course that looks at various types of challenging behaviour. It looks into recognising behaviour that may be challenging and having strategies to avoid it. The course looks at the law regarding the use of force and some simple and effective breakaway techniques, including low level or whether serious violence is threatened to staff members.
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