NVR is something I’ve never come across before. The approach will defiantly t make me think about how I approach working with families in fiture

Interesting new approach that I can use directly in practice

Knowledgeable practitioners who used mixed methods to embed ideas and techniques within an ethical framework. Thank you 😊

Will take this away to develop for self and for the service

The trainers were great.

Technique ideas/questions to ask and use now within my practice without doing the next level of training. Which I plan to complete following the MSc FT training.

Won’t forget and will start to use and pass ideas on to colleagues within the families substance misuse service.

Good overview of the general principles of nvr. I’d like to know more about how to use nvr … but I guess I’ll need to sign up for more training!

New ways of working very interesting will have to look more into this. Thank you very much 👍

I liked the links to Martin Luther king. Very interesting, thanks

The pace was very good, loved the introductions and hearing about the trainers relationship with the approach. I really liked the use of Case examples and the balance between approach / philosophy and techniques. One of the most applicable trainings I’ve been to in some time (perspective of qualified FT)

I would like to offer constructive feedback but I genuinely feel the training was very well thought out and useful. Perhaps some other contexts of using NVR could’ve been explored ( work settings, adults MH settings etc) though that’s informed by my own perspective of working in adults services. Thank you so much

Trainers knowledgeable. Thank you.

enjoyed the theory and practical elements.

it was a completely new approach to and the delivery made it really accessible with lots to think about.

Enjoyed all of it

Useful in using case examples. Thank you this was interesting day

I enjoy didactic training, so I really enjoyed listening and learning

Really enjoyed it – thanks!

Made me consider practice issues in my own work

Great information & passion from trainers

I enjoyed that enthusiasm of the trainers who were clearly very knowledgeable. I enjoyed the easy to understand format and interactive elements.

I feel it was a very whistle stop tour and concepts were perhaps not explained as deeply due to the number of questions asked today. For example, I’m a little muddled about what the concept of silence actually means as I feel the two examples given were contradictory. I would also like to have a very brief (if possible) explanation of announcements and sit ins as these were discussed a lot in the video shown. But overall great training – thank you

Thank you for the great training. I’ve been given a lot to think about and a lot of concepts that I can bring to my own practice. I’ll definitely be giving the podcasts a listen to and will hope to do some more reading around tbis

Good overview of nvr and accessible to people new to nvr

I would have enjoyed understanding/ learning about the theoretical underpinnings of the approach.

I liked the ‘take home’ messages which felt applicable and accessible. Would be interested to know more. I don’t work with children however can see how this can be applied

Introduction of new ideas. It was helpful to have the reminder to focus and reflect on the response we were having rather than trying to learn all the material.

The knowledge provided and how to support parents more

I liked the use of silence. Thinking of changing position.

Great introduction to NVR, thank you

Extremely usable content for my work. Really tied in with the systemic training we are learning at Leeds. Trainers were really relatable and used really good real life examples

This was probably the best all day seminar we have had at Leeds. I will use lots of what we have learnt today

The slides, examples, explanations, all good. Thanks so much for a really interesting day

Loved this training my first introduction to NVR and really found it interesting, insightful-!: relevant to practise so looking forward to building this knowledge

Thanks to both trainers really liked the day and practical examples

Very knowledgable trainers- clearly very invested and enthusiastic about model which makes it engaging

Very personable trainers sharing great knowledge. Bit rushed, a lot of information that doesn’t feel right to apply without further training

A stimulating intro. Thank you!

Enjoyed all of it, It was really clear and well paced

I liked the examples of practice

The overview and ability to ask questions as went along regarding the principles.

The Trainer was very knowledgeable and engaging. It is helpful to hear examples as these enable us to visualise the learning.

Enjoyable.

Thank you. Very informative

I liked the shared experiences. Thank you.

Liked gestures and increasing parental presence. Thank you. Very informative

good examples given opportunity for people to ask specific questions

Enjoyed all aspects of the learning but in particular relational work. It was all good

Information about presence both in and out of the house. Really useful examples.

Well presented, relevant to my work. Thanks.

Approachable trainer, breadth of information and slide presentation , also regular breaks when online! Thank you:)

A good overview of what the practitioners will be covering and delivering as part of the NVR offer

I liked the principles and reconnection with child and young person. Id prefer being in person, more examples when things don’t go so right and how parent and practitioner managed this

Thank you, it was informative and helpful training

looking forward to the full training

Very informative, and time efficient. Not rushed but also not agonisingly slow!

Very informative introduction I liked the separate group opportunities

Michele was great at giving examples from both the child and adult perspective. I really enjoyed it.

Great training

thank you

Really enjoyed looking forward to the group training

Really nice that Jill had such passion for this intervention

NVR is a very different approach and it challenged my thinking. It also has a parent centred focus and empowers them in positive/demonstrations of love. It also draws a line and demonstrates that the behaviour is no longer going to be accepted but the parents still love them.

Really enjoyed the training. Makes me want to find out more.

The training was interesting but I am a little concerned about how this approach could be shame inducting and doesn’t explore the communication behind the behaviour for the child. I worry that some children may not feel heard or understood, especially if they do not have the emotional literacy skills to understand why they behaved in the way they did. I would be interested to know if any research studies have looked into the impact on the children and not just the parent.

brilliant

thank you

Activities were useful. Thank you!

I think it’s good at it is

Less role plays as this is an introduction