Testimonials
Reviews:
ELM
I like doing bite size training 20 mins then a break helps me process
ELM
Loved learning at your own pace
ST
Adaptive, flexible, Gained more confidence. Thank you
ST
It was interactive and kept people focused
ST
It was great, thanks!
ST
Very collaborative and lots of group discussion. Have more confidence and idea a for supervison
ST
Feeling confident in my understanding and use of NVR. Very enjoyable and informative thank you.
ST
Helpful to have group from the same organisations / consider needs of group as part of the training focus
ST
Confidence in being able to supervise with an NVR lens
ST
Day 2 was very good, practical activities were most effective. I gained the most from the supervision dilemmas
ST
Lots of practical experience. Benefit of being face to face
ST
Knowledge of the trainers, well planned and facilitated discussion activities and networking with people from other teams and agencies. I have a renewed enthusiasm and confidence in using NVR
AL
Really enjoyed the content and delivery style. Thank you so much
AL
Facilitators were fantastic, enthusiastic and knowledgeable, they fostered an environment which encouraged students to practice, share and develop skills.
AL
Facilitating NVR with a trauma approach is far less daunting that we initially thought. Strategies are relational, simple and require facilitator to notice shame, avoidance, anxiety and complexity of supporter input. Great 4 days, thank you
AL
Clear explanation of the ideas presented with examples
AL
The training was very informative, it gave me new skills and tool kit to add in my systemic therapeutic work with children and their families. As a parent i gained personal and professional ways of working and way of life.
AL
The trainers were excellent and attended to different styles of learning.
AL
The trainers were lovely. Really breaking down concepts and also providing a refresher/building on existing skills. Nice combination of using slides, group activities and videos. Plenty of opportunities for discussion.
AL
Trainers were knowledgeable and clearly had good experience. They were able to answer questions and link ideas well.
AL
It has been a great opportunity to learn of the innovations in NVR, particularly in relation to avoidance behaviour
AL
great depth of knowledge to take practice further, developing in stuck moments with parents
AL
The training has helped me address parental knowledge when understanding the NVR approach. So many interesting perspectives of learning in what is an effectively new subject matter for me. I look forward to using the many modules that have been heavily discussed over the 4 days.
AL
I will use NVR at every opportunity to improve interactions on a regular basis. NVR is a brilliant mechanism to help in productivity, performance and efficiency.
AL
Thank you for sharing the course content in such a professional and empowering manner. Thoroughly enjoyed the course. Will certainly subscribe to the PP podcast.
AL
Face to face excellent. Shila and Jackie huge amount of experiences to assist with learning, collective experiences of the group and different ideas adds such depth to the learning.
AL
Massive thanks to Shila and Jackie. Fantastic teachers.
AL
It helped us with understanding NVR in a deeper way and with ways of working with trauma & shame
AL
Really great training
AL
Really practical ideas to work with and a deeper/richer understanding of NVR
AL
Gained confidence to work with NVR
AL
Informative, in depth and time interesting. Gives me confidence going forward in providing more effective support and delivery of NVR
AL
Amazing depth of thoughts
AL
Benefits of being together in a learning environment with responsive and knowledgeable trainers. Strengths of it being in person.Great training, well delivered by Shila & Jackie.
AL
Good delivery and experimental approach.
AL
Shila and Jackie are brilliant facilitators. Their practice was child and family focused and they enabled full participation in the training.
AL
Love in person training as connection and learning comes alive. Great to have manual and slides together. Exercises really helpful. Enjoyed having the opportunity to think at a deeper level about the ideas
AL
The value to NVR
AL
Provides me with another string to my bow when supporting families with complex needs. Great thanks
AL
I am happy that it was possible to do the whole training from abroad. Thank you!!
AL
It was good being able to connect with others and to learn from trainers and peers. Being on Zooom allows for greater accessibility to learning. thank you for a great learning oppurtunity
AL
it was really helpful to practice cases fromo different perspecitive eg commpassion, apreciative etc as it help me to separate tools
AL
Knowledgeable and supportive trainers and a very interesting cohort of people who can feed in their experience. I learned many things, but something that comes to mind is the importance of taking things slow and remembering how to be patient, both with myself and my cases.
AL
Good thinking about how to apply in other contexts and roles, particularly thinking about coregulating shame
AL
I feel mire confident liasing with troubled parents who have challenging children. I have a framework of strategies that I can offer them now
AL
Great to have time to be in groups with colleagues from different backgrounds who are also on their NVR journey. Gained more confidence with NVR and incorporating it into my own therapeutic style and practice
AL
Enjoyed sharing ideas with the group and hearing their experiences.I think as a family therapist there were some concepts that I am very familiar with such as Social Graces, although it is always helpful to re-visit concepts I do think for me this time felt less helpful. I did enjoy the new ideas about flexibility in delivery
AL
Fantastic, really enjoyed it, thank you
AL
Really enjoyable, thanks!
AL
thank you, it’s always helpful to reengage with other professionals in nvr setting
AL
I could do the training around a knee operation and not have to travel . We packed a lot in , but I guess it is always slightly more meaningful to have conversations in person. A renewed commitment to ‘being’ non violent in my approach with clients – compassionate witnessing of their struggles, appreciatively witnessing their strengths, resisting difficulties, and helping them to reconnect to how they want to parent. All of the trainers were incredibly knowledgeable and shared their experiences generously with us – very inspiring
AL
Strong networking with others in many different professions who were all really engaged with NVR
AL
Enjoyed the opportunity to connect with other Practitioners and to share challenges. Good ideas & thoughts around regulating shame.
AL
It was really nice to have a reflective space for case discussion. Gained confidence in utilising NVR principles and how to flexibly adapt NVR ideas for the needs of different parents/families. Thank you very much for a really helpful 2 days!
FL
Very engaging and informative and sharing knowledge and information with peers. Wonderful and Sarah especially inclusive, knowledgeable and down-to earth. Learned A LOT!!!!
FL
Interactive, shared focus, opportunity to reflect and practice. Gained confidence and readiness.
FL
The ELM training was in my own time and I liked how it enabled me to be able to go back if I had missed something as I could pace myself. Today has really supported me in feeling confident about the pacing and how I get started with doing NVR as the principle approach rather than adding it in
FL
Flexibility with the online modules and diving into concepts deeper with the consolidation day was a good way to balance time and also become knowledgeable about key concepts of NVR. Consolidation day gave more practical experience
FL
NVR being a powerful way for creating change by challenging injustice through peaceful means
FL
I did the ELM so it was good to have someone experienced in NVR give more in-depth information and also alternative ways of using NvR in the real world
FL
Flexibility with the ELM to work round other commitments and family. Lots of specific examples and chance to practice in role play. Systemic and integrative thinking. Responsive trainer on consolidation day. Learned so much, but in short, putting NVR into personal and professional life
FL
It opened my eyes to NVR. Especially the aspect of Announcement, sit in etc
FL
Good ease of access and cost
FL
Wouldn’t change anything, fab course
FL
Really well delivered
FL
Today was a very useful day. Rachel provided many examples. This made NVR skills and techniques real, not just a theoretic concept.
FL
Enjoyed meeting other professionals and how they deliver NVR
FL
I really appreciated the real world case examples from the trainers about their own experiences and practice, as these helped me to imagine delivering it myself, and made it more tangible, real and feel more possible and comfortable (with the tricky topics). I will be delivering nvr in my systemic family practice sessions and will be shadowing and then delivering nvr groups.
FL
The trainers really embodied the NVR philosophy and used examples to bring this Alive
FL
It’s gives us other ways to support different families
FL
The consolidation day really brought NVR to life for me and listening to Rachael’s case studies was hugely valuable. She showed how the concepts can be individualised and used creatively depending on the context. I feel more equipped now to apply to my own practice. Feel better equipped to support parents with announcements, resisting violent behaviour
FL
Good that more examples where given and where the strategies can fit in
FL
Knowledgeable practitioners leading the course with excellent real life examples to back up theory.
FL
Rachael was brilliant at sharing real life examples which strengthened the learning experience
FL
Really good training for reflection and sharing knowledge. NVR is more fluid and less manualised than I originally thought.
FL
The examples and case studies discussed were very rich and helpful in painting a picture. I especially enjoyed how real and telling Rachael was in her delivery- I appreciate the humanness.
ELM
The practical methods are brilliant. I love the basket method.
FL
The non violent resistance approach is great! Beneficial in my life and in my conversations with families. Particular focus on what the adult can do and what support
FL
Enjoyed the restorative, relational, and consistency involved in th NVR approach, which all means parents are more empowered and capable to parent confidently, despite hard situations at home
FL
It is very useful because it can be used for externalities and internalised behaviours. A key strength is also the fact that it is a philosophy and can be applied from undesirable to down right dangerous behaviour. It values connection and empowers the parent/person applying it.
FL
Thank you for the incredible training. I feel it can be powerful in my work and in personal situations.
FL
Inclusive, informative, interactive and applicable to on the ground practise. Thank you so much
FL
Interesting and direct practical skills given to get started. A whole new approach and confidence in working with parents (as a non parent)
FL
Practical and thoughtful solution to common social care issues
FL
Lots of new tools and ideas
FL
It is more clearer how to implement NVR to families that can use non violent within and outside of the home.
FL
NVR as an overall approach to my practice and not a prescriptive model is great
FL
Very knowledgeable trainers, a good group size and lots of opportunities to ask questions. The learning was very practical which I appreciated and was helpful
FL
Learnt SO MUCH – the importance of relation being the highlight between parents and children. Techniques to use to support parents, how helpful NVR is
FL
Thank you so much for such brilliant training, I’ve taken a lot from it and really enjoyed it
FL
Help me in my work, How to support families better
FL
New knowledge and understanding of a approach that practices a peaceful approach. Thank you. Resources were useful before the course and the course brought it to life
FL
Good reflective discussions. New knowledge and practical interventions to use
FL
Lots of opportunity for case discussion, questions about the approach. Have a renewed enthusiasm about my ability to offer NVR-permission to get some aspects wrong!
FL
Lots of information sharing and advice. Another approach to consider when working with families
FL
Refreshing on what we are already dong, keeping NVR methods alive in practice, knowing when to use NVR. Improved knowledge on how to deliver the NVR pre work
FL
a good hybrid approach to training, will takeaway to make use the skills and techniques in a way that works for me in my practise
FL
useful to see it in action in video and to have time to think about next steps to implementation
FL
to use NVR confidently and share our learning
FL
Great for stuck presentations; presenters willing to share their own work to model and offer live supervision for case discussion. enjoy the reflecting team involvement of the full group
FL
NVR will work well with majority of young people we will see and their parents
FL
Interactive training. Really helpful having breakout facility, and working with colleagues in a different capacity/environment
FL
today’s session will help consolidate my learning and look at developing NVR as part of our practice.
FL
Appreciated the case discussions. Learning from and with others. Space for questions and reflections. Learnt to go for it! practice and experiment more. If you expect the families we work with to do that, do it yourself.
FL
Helping parents develop skills and strategies to improve their relationship with children. New skills, looking forward to using NVR in the near future
FL
Good group discussions led by trainer, chance to hear from other teams
FL
clear model with a developing evidence based fits well with maudsley and attachment theory. There were some aspects of the face to face i would have changed ie learning more about the overall model rather than the mango exercise
FL
Bespoke nature of the training was really helpful – ability to consider own case material really useful
FL
A useful overview of NVR principles. Helpful to have seen a video of practice to bring these ideas to life more so they can feel more transferrable
FL
Jill and Shilla were very experienced practitioners which shined out throughout the training. They gave the right amount of time for our responses.
FL
Interactive training helps you get a better grasp of the information. I will use the principles to support parents I see to better empower them to support their children with their eating difficulties
ELM
I liked the role play videos where scenarios were played out, they were relevant and made it easier to understand the approach
ELM
Thank you, NVR will be beneficial to my development and using this with my families will be an amazing opportunity to provide the help and support they are searching for.
ELM
Loved, all the new and updated videos 🙂
ELM
Enjoyed taking the learning at my own pace, a mixture of reading and videos. Being able to pause and go back over material. All of the examples given and mock scenarios were really helpful.
ELM
I liked the role play videos where scenarios were played out, they were relevant and made it easier to understand the approach
Anx
I thought there was a good balance between teaching and opportunities to practice. The pre-workshop learning was also really valuable and helped focus the content of the workshop itself onto the nurances of facilitation
Anx
Thank you for the generous sharing of resources. I always think it’s such a shame that individual organisations often spend resource developing materials that have already been produced and refined by other organisations; particularly when those organisations are tax payer funded.
Anx
Trainer was brilliant. Thank you
Anx
It has given some insight in to how to tweak NVR for families where there is anxiety and OCD
Anx
Enjoyed getting in contact with other professionals and getting access to the working materials. It is possible to do a group intervention around SPACE! Thank you very much!
Anx
Learned practical ways of supporting families with this approach, also liked the New Authority model and parents as an anchor metaphor. it was really informative and well presented by knowledgeable trainer
Anx
I liked the gentle approach and experience of learning reflecting on families we work with and using parts of the model and going through group process. Really enjoyed the training
Anx
Thank you Warren
Anx
Learnt loads – especially the intricacies of facilitating NVR parenting groups. Thanks for today, very interesting and informative/useful
Anx
I enjoyed and appreciated the structure approach of the training. It was informative and personalised.
Anx
Lots of information on running a group – very generous trainer sharing all of materials.
Anx
Employing NVR for anxiety
Anx
Good resources and opportunity to become familiar with these prior to the session
Anx
I appreciated that we were kept in the same break out room as this made it much more accessible. Online can be tricky but this felt well structured with well planned breaks and the pace was generally good.
Anx
I felt that the mix of knowledge sharing, role play and breaks was well managed. Thank you Warren
Anx
strong knowledge of subject matter and experience
Anx
I like all the resources available to us as practitioners and the set out of each session. it was good to do the role plays to keep parents in mind
Anx
good access to the platform before the training and access to the trainer’s platform as well. the trainer was knowledgeable and the pace was good. there was a lot of focus on anxiety and ocd was not mentioned as much ( know they are linked), are their adaptions specifically for ocd?
Anx
A lot of information in one workshop. Given me more confidence with working with anxiety and NVR
Anx
i have come away with a group to implement in my service
Anx
This training was really easy to follow, informative and enjoyable. I’ve loads of ideas AND the tools to be supported and send to parents – very refreshing, thankyou
Anx
This training was well paced, useful and enjoyable. Warren lead by example and gave examples, demonstrated the skills and shared his experience and knowledge. He kept the group engaged
Anx
Very good training for thinking and working with Anxiety.
Anx
It is really practical in terms of supporting facilitators of anxiety groups like this. Also the flow of the presenter and the experience that was brought to the workshop made it really helpful and realistic. Also there was NO waffle
Anx
The training was incredibly well resourced with access to the PACMAN padlet as well as the padlet specific to the training. I learnt so much from working through the PACMAN padlet prior to the training.
ELM
Interactive, dynamic and engaging. Keep up the fantastic work. Overall it is a brilliant training course and l have truly learned so much!
FL
NVR is great. Both trainers we friendly and approachable and very knowledgeable
FL
NVR understanding is now much improved, feel i have gained skills to use with families in managing all levels of behviour displayed by their children thats causing distress and feel its going to really be of great benefit.
FL
NVR Strategies to use with clients and my children
FL
Understanding recognition of early escalation and importance of deescalation. Being able to remind the parent of the choice and benefits of NVR practice.Excellent tool to have as a practitioner.will combine the importance of NVR skills withPBS skills to enhance the quality of life of families and young people I work with.
FL
Interactive, practical, immediately applicable to work we do with families, supports my own challenges with relationships with my own children that I can see will benefit me as a mother. Some valuable tools to instil in my own life to have some lived experience and faith as to how much it really works within the family home
FL
Delivering it via Zoom made it much less stressful to attend. Lots of different ways of delivering information for different learning styles. I am excited to use the full NVR programme with some of my families, but will also be taking different sections for my whole caseload
FL
Liked getting to practice some of the methods of NVR. The flexibility of the material within the programme. Gave me reassurance that some of what I already do encompasses NVR techniques.
FL
Zoom breakout rooms were great for more in depth discussions and role play type activities. Great to hear other professionals opinions and ideas, widened my perspectives.
FL
The whole approach when working with parents and families. Lots of strategies and approaches to help parents feel more empowered in supporting and managing their children who have difficulties. A different personal perspective in supporting parents.
FL
Great training, really informative and will be impactful on my practice going forwards. Looking forward to implementing in my sessions with families!
FL
Supportive, informative, facilitators were able to respond to questions and provide practical examples. Convenience of online delivery.
FL
I have enjoyed the course and found it beneficial for my job role. Thank you.
FL
Embedding skills of NVR
FL
A whole new technique for parents to create a positive supportive home for their young person. Enjoyed learning and understanding different approaches to supporting parents.
FL
Lots of knowledge shared by facilitators. Very well structured.
FL
A good understanding of the principles and NVR and how it looks in practice.
FL
Very knowledgeable and like they give examples including the role play videos
FL
Really enjoyed
FL
Online feels a better way for me. The breakout rooms were a lovely way to connect on a closer level with similar minds. The pace felt sustainable and the content was varied( videos, slides, breakouts).
FL
It has been a very enjoyable journey, lots of lovely people. I have deeper questions that perhaps transcend the foundation level course.
FL
Trainers are extremely knowledge and offer a non judgemental space for any question, thought and ideas. Been offered 10 mins break after each hour was super! (I am hoping I have answered correctly and it wasn’t about NVR training in general! 😉 (which I can see the benefits of supporting families using the approach). Compassion, mindfulness, non violence check in, grounding and baskets! 😉 Oh and self care!!!! Thank you
FL
Really knowledgeable trainers, thank you
FL
Good intro to theory and principles, alongside practical examples and skill building! Tom and Vasiliki have been amazing, great question fielders and lots of well structured info, as well as breaks built into both days. A really useful session overall, thank you both!
FL
Enjoyed everything! Really useful tools/ techniques and ways of operating from a place of peaceful strength and reducing struggle/striving in families, as well as ways of being as a practitioner. I feel the principles of NVR align with my personal and professional beliefs and values
FL
NVR is a very interesting and valid approach/intervention, so highly relevant to my practice. Thanks to Vasiliki and Tom, it was great!
FL
The trainers. Fantastic. The structure. The breaks. Ita relaxed and calm nature. Learned skills to help both my personal and work life. Thank you. It’s been fantastic.
ELM
I really enjoyed the quizzes at the end they made me think and test how much of the content I really understood. The videos throughout were also very stimulating and thought provoking. I really enjoyed engaging with the training and feel I have a good foundation to take this forward in my practice. Thank you!
FL
I appreciated the mix of large and small group discussions, hearing about others cases, videos
FL
doing the 1st modules independently was helpful. loved the trainers contributions, case examples and knowledge and approach
FL
Good introduction to nvr. Will listen to podcasts as suggested to keep knowledge going
FL
enjoyed meeting other professionals across other services/areas of work coming together to learn the same thing to better care and support offer for parents. All services should be trained in NVR and work collaboratively. Looked forward to the advanced training!
FL
Appreciated the expertise of the trainers. The language i gained to feel confident in using these strategies with parents. The balance in strategies to empower parents in their parental role and maintain the connection/ relationship. Thank you Sarah and Jill for the gems/ language i can use with parents
FL
I came away with a lot to think about. I learned so many things. I apologise I can’t be more specific but I’m going to ask my manager if I can do the advanced course
FL
I just need to jump in and do it now
FL
Appreciated being online with the accessibility and savings on travel/accomodation. Thanks 🙂
FL
Very knowledgeable trainers with lots of experience and real life stories to share. Lots of techniques I can start to try to use with parents. An understanding of the approach I didn’t have before and a good understanding of how it might be applied in varying contexts.
FL
Knowledgable trainers, good teaching material, interesting videos
FL
It was so well Informed and a clear passion came from the presenters about the approach which helped hugely with engagement. I learned so much! I will reflect on my own practice and weave NVR into my work with families. Thank you for your time and sharing your passion with us
FL
Enjoyed providing a different way to support parents and hopefully getting the best outcome for our YP’s. fab training, delivered well with experienced NVR pratitioners
FL
Learn and understand the basic principles of NVR. Great training thankyou 🙂
ELM
I liked being able to have a paper copy and the opportunity to take notes and work through at my own pace very positive.
AL
all the facilitators were very knowledgeable and brought NVR to light. i have learnt so much!
AL
enjoyed case discussions
AL
I liked the compassionate discussions and systemic appreciation.
AL
Thank you for the training and sharing your knowledge
AL
Enjoyed group work and discussing nvr approaches seeing how it fits
AL
Loved the exercises in small groups, they really helped to put things into practice and expand the context
AL
Really good idea, learning and reflective space to talk about current clinical work
AL
Loved the discussions
AL
I really liked the case study reflections. but to be honest there was nothing i did not like.
AL
Great course, learned so much.
AL
The way the group exercises were structured allowed focus on specific aspects of NVR
AL
Really enjoyable, thanks!
AL
enjoyed case study discussion and the appreciations gestures. would prefer face to face training.
FL
Thank you. Very thought provoking
FL
New ways of working- I thought the sit with was a powerful intervention.
FL
Really helpful to reflect upon the process of using different ways of working which stimulated thoughts about how I work now.
FL
It’s given me an extra tool for my toolbox!
FL
Being able to deliver new skills for parents to be able to support their children and thinking about my own parenting and how to apply to practice to being able to teach the parents NVR.
FL
Liked using examples demonstrates skills of trainers and makes real the principles. Role play and group work was really helpful in allowing ideas to be related to own field
FL
New authority idea. Parents taking active stance and results do not depend on the engagement of the child feels liberating.
FL
Lots of opportunity to see what the approach looks like in practice. Very practical so it is more useful in the field.
FL
learned to be more aware of the various stages of dealing with the problem. Preperation, beginning, after, after afterwards from the mango.
FL
Very interactive which was so helpful in applying nvr in my practice
FL
Great introduction, really practical to use with families. Really great, thank you
FL
It was good for everyone to get together for the training, as this facilitated discussions. It will be helpful to try and implement this approach in practice.
FL
I really enjoyed the training – thank you!
FL
It taught me a completely new way to think which was good. Added strings to my bow
FL
Great trainers! Shila and Jill were very helpful, nice and full of knowledge
FL
Expanding skill knowledge and skill base. Aim of attending was to identity an alternative form of intervention for YP and their families. Great resource to find alternative way of engaging parents and to give them confidence back in their parenting skill and ability
FL
I really enjoyed this training. The trainers were really knowledgable and passionate about NVR.
FL
Useful approach alongside FT-AN
FL
I will be abe to utilise NVR confidentaly within my own training. I have a good understanding of what is the purpose of NVR following on from training.
FL
The training was clear and precise and has allowed me to use the intervention within our service.
FL
Fabulous trainers and training. They were friendly insightful and involved us throughout the training through role plays etc to give us a better understanding of learning.
FL
Offers a step away from push me/pull you stuckness
FL
Very sufficient and presented in very friendly and easy to understand. Would definitely use in future with families
FL
Thank you very much for your time. Highly recommend
FL
Very interactive/experiential. Informative and approachable facilitators
FL
lots of examples how to apply nvr to eating disorders
FL
Really knowledgeable trainers, really well delivered, paced well. Mix of methods. Interesting how to help parents to consider their approach to violent and aggressive behaviour
FL
The training in all areas was amazing and informative, my attention was kept at all times and the trainers were very inclusive.. it was interesting and informative. I would like to carry on my training and gain my certification
FL
I liked the feedback from parents. enjoyed the different approach and opportunity to try something new
FL
Practical examples made it easier to understand the concepts behind the intervention. I like concepts of baskets ,makes it easier to concentrate on resisting behavior if it’s just a few at a time
FL
Great to use with parents where the young person won’t engage, gives parents practical skills. Video roleplays were brilliant!
FL
Interactive; responsive; engaging. Thanks so much! Really great training 🙂
FL
Lots of examples given which were really helpful.
FL
A new way to approach challenging behaviour in the home. Really informative. Thank you
FL
The trainers were incredibly knowledgable and passionate which made the training more believable.
FL
I really enjoyed the training and it is the most enjoyable training I’ve had.
FL
Liked all of it, I was completely new to it. I think that there are parts that are easy to use in sessions.
FL
The trainers were brilliant and very knowledgeable. There was a really good balance of activity, sharing stories, playing videos (when sound worked!). There were also a good number of breaks to facilitate learning and we were encouraged to use the room as needed to be comfortable.
FL
It’s been fantastic training, thank you. The Venue was awful – awful lighting, locked outside, toilets didn’t flush, not enough tables/seating, no snacks or drinks.
FL
Enough time to facilitate good discussion and thought and good signposting to specific resources for my area of work
FL
The way the training was delivered was really helpful. Role-playing observed and taking part. Videos were helpful.
FL
Great new approach that I hope to find incredibly useful, if we had more time. Good to have the drier material in the online modules first, then the face to face enabled further exploration, questions and role play
FL
The trainers are key to the training, but also the group was keen and interested. Group work, role play and discussion about example cases all really important. The more case examples the better
FL
Practical activities were helpful to understand principles and how it works in practice. Hybrid delivery
FL
Face to face training gave the opportunity to actively engage with the trainer’s and other colleagues.
FL
I really enjoyed the engaging and informative content. The role plays were helpful, the videos made a difference and the real life case examples made it relatable
FL
A different approach to address childrens harming behaviours
FL
The trainers were clearly very knowledgeable and able to share real life examples which was really beneficial to learning. This training is something to use in both a personal and professional capacity
FL
This was great training. The trainers were clearly knowledgeable and this made it much more relatable. I like the combination of learning methods, which made it engaging throughout.
FL
Good to connect to other professionals and share similar values. I feel the Principles of NVR can be used at micro and macro levels.
FL
Really enjoyed it. Thank you
FL
Personable facilitators, real life examples, space to ask questions / reflect
FL
Thank you for engaging training
FL
I was able to join even though I was unwell in person would not have worked for me today. great to speak to others to be able to share further knowledge and understanding and implementation of how NVR can be used in day to day with families
Incorporating NVR into my everyday life
I still feel as if I am at the start of my journey with incorporating NVR into my everyday life, but I am trying to remember the basics, the grounding, the choosing of my battles and only dealing with the small basket issues.
I am lucky that a good friend of mine has also recently gone through the training, so we are able to support each other and as a single parent, it is very useful to have someone else who understands the process.
It was also very useful to do this course as part of group. It really helps to know that you are not alone in going through and feeling what we go through as trauma impacted parents.
I would say that some in our group seem to have had quicker results than others, but I’m sure that with persistent resistance, life will improve for all of us. As with anything, we are not all going to have the same outcomes at the same time. It certainly feels like there is a little bit more light at the end of the tunnel.
I would recommend NVR, and that it is taught at the start of the adoption journey, rather than as an afterthought for those of us whose lives have already been so massively impacted. It is something that, as we were taught, in a group, then we have the support of the other attendees as well as other friends, family and others who can become supporters.
It’s helped restore some calm, connection, and hope back into our family
We had become insular from our wider family and friends, embarrassed of letting others know just how challenging we were finding parenting through our sons constant challenging behaviours both within and outside our home.
One practice that has helped us is the Announcement letter. This is calmly stating a couple of the significant behaviours that we won’t accept from our sons anymore. Letting our sons know without arguing or getting pulled into conflict that things will change, that we will stay calm, we will not shout but also we will not keep things secret and enrol the help of supporters were appropriate.
I am also finding the checklists really useful, it provides a reminder of the NVR tools and has helped me to identify my own areas in which I can improve or were I feel more vulnerable to escalation rather than managing de-escalation.
I would absolutely recommend NVR and Sarah and Tom as course facilitators. They are empathic and you feel they come with a lot of experience, both personally and through their work with other parents.
NVR isn’t a magic wand but it does provide common sense practical parenting tools that help restore your confidence as an adoptee parent and support you in feeling less alone. It’s helped restore some calm, connection, and hope back into our family.
My only wish for other adoptee parents through Kent Social Services is that NVR training in some format be provided to adoptee parents before it gets to a stage of last resort!
NVR has given us some really useful new tools
My NVR coaching was helpful and supportive, I can already see the impact it is having on my family and my own mindset shift. Before the course, my husband and I often felt overwhelmed, stuck in a cycle of conflict and alone with the constant behavioural challenges from our two teenage adopted sons. It often felt like we were constantly reacting and never taking time to review or address challenging behaviours in the home and our own self-care was almost non-existence, we felt exhausted and very alone!
Through the training, I’ve learned how to stay calmer and more present, even in really tough moments, although this is a learning curve! It’s reassured us as parents how to take a firmer, more respectful stance without shouting, bribing or losing control. We now feel more confident setting boundaries whilst still showing we love our boys and are still there for them even when things are difficult.
For me personally, one of the biggest changes has been feeling less alone, hearing almost identical patterns of behaviours from other families has added to our understanding and compassion to the difficulties our adopted children carry as they navigate their teenage years.
We still have challenges, but NVR has given us some really useful new tools and reaffirmed some of our parenting practices that we had already started to use.
Overall it has renewed our energy and hope that through these NVR practices we will pull through and reconnect as a family.
We would recommend NVR
NVR has help to reduce escalations overall. We are working to claw back fun family time. We have learnt when to slow down. We have learnt that the outcome is usually the same when we try to intervene, therefore we get less involved at the time and take time to consider a response.
Come open-minded. Try to give yourself time and space to ensure you can put things into practise straight away. The course builds up a number of foundations, gradually bringing results.
We would recommend NVR. Most of the things are logical / make sense when you step back and think about them, but the coaching makes you think about things differently in a supportive yet challenging, friendly group.
Helped us recognise that we are not alone
NVR is not a marathon nor is it a sprint. It is a lifelong change in parenting approach. It provides strategies and tools for the long term. Allowing ourselves to let some things go seemed alien at first, but we have seen a huge benefit. Knowing that engaging support is encouraged has helped us recognise that we are not alone.
Do not give up when you have a blip or progress seems slow. In reflecting on when things have gone “back to type” we have seen where we have gone wrong, forgiven ourselves and re-set. We are still resisting the behaviour from a calm place.
We would definitely recommend NVR. It has had a positive effect on the number and type of “conflicts” within the home and elsewhere. We are more tolerant and calmer and whilst we expect the Honeymoon period (if there is one) to end we think the techniques always serve.
Made an impact on our quality of life, as a family and as individuals
It has helped us to understand how our actions and words affect how our daughter reacts to things. If we step back, think about what she is experiencing, change how we respond to her, and move away from how we think we or she ought to behave, we can manage escalations more effectively. The delayed response technique is very helpful with this. We now appreciate that we need to look after ourselves and allow ourselves time to calm down, reset and recuperate. We should be less hard on ourselves and forgive ourselves if things don’t go well. It is ok to do this. It is acceptable to resist behaviours and give yourself a chance to be the kind of parent you want to be. It is also acceptable to ask others for help and not feel ashamed. We do not have to this on our own and this will help to give our daughter the same message that it is perfectly ok to ask for help when you need it.
It has certainly made an impact on our quality of life, as a family and as individuals. Although problems still arise they are fewer and do not escalate in the same way, if at all. We have found ways to manage conflict; to prepare (anticipate) for it; and recover from it if necessary. We are learning to work as a team and support each other with NVR techniques to help to manage escalations and reduce physical reactions from
our daughter. Our message of resistance and what is not acceptable is slowly getting through. We recognise that it will take time for us to master the techniques we have been taught but understand that baby steps are fine. We will continue to practise the techniques and will proceed with the announcement letter when we feel we are sufficiently consistent to follow our pledges. It is helpful to have this drawn up and
know what we are working towards.
It has made me feel stronger
I feel that NVR has helped me think about what my child needs in those moments of chaos. I think it has helped me learn to be more present as a parent and to remember how I want to be as a parent. It has made me feel stronger in my ability as a parent. In turn this has helped my son feel calmer and more connected and I am slowly seeing improvement in our relationship. I would recommend keeping an open mind and trusting the process. I would recommend NVR.
I would definitely recommend NVR to all other parents.
I feel that our home has gotten calmer since implementing many of the strategies learned through the coaching. The opportunity to pause and have a considered response to fraught situations has allowed for a more consistent and considered approach to parenting.
I would encourage others to be patient with themselves through the process of applying the learnings of this course, it is challenging and although mistakes are made along the way, it is worth sticking to the principles as they really do make a difference for ourselves and our children. I would definitely recommend NVR to all other parents.
We wish that we had been able to access NVR coaching much earlier
Nothing is an overnight fix, and NVR is no different in that, but it really is a different approach and one that we feel will be really helpful for our family. We wish that we had been able to access NVR coaching much earlier, so really encourage anyone who feels lost with their parenting, alone in their struggles, to get on board and try this ‘different’ way of doing things.
We are committed to trying to apply the NVR principles
This program has made us realise that we are not being unrealistic in our expectations of our children. Prior to this, we were at a complete loss in how to get them to understand that we can all have a happier time, if we can get to a better level of understanding and mutual respect.
We are committed to trying to apply the NVR principles and practices, and have seen a couple of small changes already, but are really hopeful that there are bigger and better changes to make happen in the future.
I promise you are not alone!
NVR has given me a set of tools I can use to better manage situations and behaviours that were previously very difficult and often led to spiralling escalations.
I feel more confident in my ability to handle my own response to a situation and guide my children through their own emotions and feelings.
Lots of behaviours you are experiencing or will come across in this course are often hidden away and handled in secret. It feels there is a social stigma around admitting you are struggling with them so you are an island of one. I promise you are not alone! Non- judgemental help and support are out there and an NVR course will give you the tools to ask for the help and support.
We met others going through a horrible experience and could see it wasn’t just us!
We attended the NVR coaching (2024/25), it was an unknown of what to expect, we shared the training online with 6 other families. To start with we wondered what it could do for us, having a physical and verbal abuse child. PartnershipsProjects delivered the training, over a 10 week course, 2 hours per week, the project team were informal, friendly, honest and non judgemental throughout the course.
What did we learn? That we were not alone, it’s not just about the child but the whole family, we as parents were finally considered to be just as important! We did role play, which isn’t something we looked forward to but actually it was really helpful, it helped self-reflection, and was good to practice techniques in a very safe place. Sarah in particularly was very constructive and gave feedback on our style of how we communicated to our children, including body language.
I would recommend this training for a number of reasons:
1) we met others going through a horrible experience and could see it wasn’t just us!
2) we saw the empowerment it gave to other members of our group to say no to a child
3) we set up a WhatsApp group (amongst parents only) where we could talk to one another when having a bad or good day to support each other, a little humour goes a long ways when dealing with our daily lives
4) it showed us techniques about what’s important and when to have a fight or not ( baskets)
5) most importantly, I saw a change in us, and others on the course, it focuses on self care, changing in priorities of what is really important, knowing know when to challenge yourself in what really matters for a happier home!
I must say, it was really important both partners participate as you discuss this off line and it would be hard to do this with only one, and our group showed the benefit of where there was both partners against just the one, as we felt this was a more supportive approach and led to better outcomes.
Incredible how much NVR has changed our lives!
It has been such a journey for us working with Julie and I do find it incredible how much our lives have changed over that time because of NVR.
We were in a very dark and lonely place when we were first introduced to NVR and I could see no way out. We were at a very serious risk of family breakdown and every strategy that other professionals had given us failed. NVR has really saved our family and I would recommend any family to take on board the strategies of NVR.
We both use the strategies everyday and not just with our family either. Things are continuing to improve at home and any difficulties are being dealt with ,by all of us, in a much more calmer and effective manner ( the NVR way)!
Being the mum I would like to be
Many thanks again for the course. I have felt much more relaxed in my parenting and feel like I am slowly able to find again that sense of being the mum I would like to be. That is precious to me!
Saying thank you just doesn’t seem enough
Firstly, I just wanted to put in an email what I said today. Saying thank you just doesn’t seem enough. I don’t know if you will ever understand just how much you have helped and changed our family. We really were at crisis point when like Mary Poppins you came to us.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening to us, not judging us, giving us a safe place to talk openly, giving us permission to feel the way that we were feeling. The support, guidance and training has been incredible. We feel very lucky that you were given to us at a time when we needed it the most! THANK YOU!!!!’
Many thanks again for the course
I have felt much more relaxed in my parenting and feel like I am slowly able to find again that sense of being the mum I would like to be. That is precious to me!
Finding PartnershipProjects and engaging in NVR has been a lifesaver and I would hate to think what our lives would have been like if I hadn’t chosen the NVR path.
There have been so many positives from this summer and it has been lovely seeing her start to relax with me and her family
I thought you would like to know how C has got on over the summer. I have been keeping a record of all the positives she has achieved.
Positives from summer 2019:-
- We have been out numerous times
- Calmly watched TV with me in the evenings
- Reduction in the violence.
- We have had conversations which she has initiated
- Has been able to explain why she has been angry
- Went to see counsellor with mum
- Showering every day (it was difficult to get her to shower once a week before the holidays)
- Staying in day clothes for the whole day (she used to stay in her pjs all day)
- Stopped spitting
- Helped choose presents for friends birthdays
- Laughing with me
- Visited new secondary school and went through worries with pastoral lead
- Sent a message to her cousin congratulating her on her GCSEs
- Getting hair cut. She last had it cut 14 months ago.
- Plus many more – the list has been condensed to fit…
There have been so many positives from this summer and it has been lovely seeing her start to relax with me and her family. Thank you for all your support.
Inspired and thoughtful
I have come back to work incredibly inspired and thoughtful about how to embrace this approach into my work place.
You have given me a new language to talk about important stuff.
Thank you for a great three days. I originally had all week off to be with my three children over half term so was really disappointed the course was this week, but you have made it a wonderful, insightful and interesting week. I have loved it.
You have given me a new language to talk about important stuff. I have enjoyed your stories and insight, your calm and your kindness. Thank you,
Jo King
Walsall Training Participant
NVR is a highly regarded practice amongst clinicians and parents.
NVR is a highly regarded practice amongst clinicians and parents as per the high number of referrals we receive and the positive feedback from parents. The highest percentage of referrals is for C&YP with a combination of neurodevelopmental, behavioural and attachment conditions who live in multi-stressed environments; definitely this is the therapeutic option when the C&YP do not wish to engage with the service. Positive outcomes include: improvement in the relationship between parents and C&YP, reduction of aggression between siblings, reduction and prevention of escalation, improvement of family relationships, reduction of risk behaviours and violence in the family; more engagement of extended family, parents and teachers as well as parents feeling more hopeful and confident of their own abilities.
Clinicians describe how the approach has had the effect of restoring the strengths, resources and abilities not only within families but also within and between clinicians and has mobilised difficult and challenging situations into productive direct actions.
Dr Diana Alvis Palma
Consultant Family Therapist, Birmingham CAMHS
Our relationships are stronger and violence including self violence has decreased.
We approached Peter Jakob as a consultant clinical psychologist to support our residential childcare organisation. At the time we knew nothing about Non Violent Resistance (NVR). The therapeutic approach underpinning our work with young people was and remains Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
Whilst CBT is an excellent model for helping the team to understand young people difficulties and motivations it did little for those young people who were not ready to except help. Working with young people who were entrenched in harmful and often violent patterns of behaviour, who were also rejecting our care, was painful for them and demoralising for the team.
This is where NVR really transformed our service. It gave the staff a variety of interventions underpinned by strong principles to resist violence and harmful behaviour. In recruiting the community around the young person to resist harm and reconcile, rather than attempting to control, our relationships are stronger and violence including self violence has decreased.
Through our use of NVR supported by PartnershipsProjects supervision and training, we have successfully enabled young people who’s trauma had left them feeling hopeless, worthless and angry to develop real ambition, sustain meaningful relationships and focus on a preferred future.
Kerry Shoesmith
It’s completely changed my life and my children’s lives.
Just wanted to drop you a message to let you know how the NVR is going… It’s going exceptionally well! It’s completely changed my life and my children’s lives. I’ve been practising for almost 3 months now, and the changes are very noticeable. Tom (the 10 year old) has come on enormously. He is actually able to be self-reflective about his behaviour when he does lose his temper, and explain how he could have reacted differently (this was previously unheard of – his anger was always justified, and always someone else’s fault).
He’s currently in the process of beginning to accept when he has behaved inappropriately and then make decisions about how he could possibly react in the future in a similar situation. He still occasionally kicks off, but it’s gone from daily to once every 3 or 4 weeks. He still annoys the 2 year old and his brother, but he is able to stop doing this when I raise my presence. He has started APOLOGISING when he’s done something like this and always without prompting! Literally never happened before!
Dan (the 11 year old) has just started senior school and has now taken over from Tom as being the one who acts out the most and seems hell bent on pushing Tom’s resolve and trying to get him into a physical fight. He does have a lot on his plate dealing with a big change, and clearly feels insecure about his place in the world. His behaviour has made me realise they are always – and have always been – competing with each other to either be the best child or the worst child.
I’m spending time with him in the evenings after Tom has gone to bed talking through his feelings and doing kind of ‘mini announcements’ about violence of any form being unacceptable. He is very self-aware and feels more empathy than Tom so this is working at the moment. I also whatsapp him messages of reconciliation throughout the day when he’s at school.
Amy (the 2 year old Tasmanian Devil) is now staying in bed at bed time AND sleeping through the night in her own bed. This is beyond a miracle. We negotiated an agreement where I sit in her room by the door for 5 minutes after I say good night, and then come back to check on her every 5 minutes – provided she stays in bed.
It’s changed everything and we are now both getting a lot more sleep and are consequently a lot happier. She is also trying really hard not to shout and scream about what she wants but to ask nicely, and think about how shouting upsets other people. But she’s 2 so, you know, this doesn’t always sit well with her, and she still has the occasional meltdown and makes herself sick. As I can’t even remember when the last one of these was, I think it’s safe to say she’s getting there.
I read a quotation by Haim Omar where he said Presence and Prevent Escalation are really 2 sides of the same coin. I asked a friend of mine who is a jeweller to make me a silver bracelet with a small disc on it engraved with a P on one side and PE on the other. I wear this every day and rub the disc frantically as if it’s a talisman on days when it’s all going wrong and I want to scream at them all (fortunately these days are now few and far between).
Sorry this was longer than I intended, but I just wanted to let you know the difference it has made to our lives. I even got my mother to just sit quietly and raise her presence with them instead. She loved how effective it was! Thank you for the enormous change in myself, which has brought about such a welcome change in my children and our lives.
(*names have been changed to protect identity)
Enjoying the lessons
Amazing
Stay calm but persistent
Positive
I have noticed young people are behaving differently, almost in advance of interacting with me. Or perhaps the NVR lens I am using is making me think that? Whichever, it is positive
Grounding myself
It’s had an impact
Fantastic
Reframed my thinking as a practitioner
Really engaging Trainers. The way they reframed my thinking as a practitioner, steering me away from the conventional child-centred thinking and more toward empowering the parent as a way to encourage/create a behaviour shifts in the child! Absolutely mind-blowing!
Incredibly useful
It has all been incredibly useful and very interesting. I was apprehensive about it being on zoom for three days – but it hasn’t affected the quality of training at all.
Excellent Training
Gentle reflective pace, warmth, humanity and humility of presenters. Clear but not prescriptive explanation of the model. Excellent training. Thankyou. I just want my whole team to do the training now!
I enjoyed all of it
To be honest all of it. I like the structure in terms of setting up a routine for breaks and lunch and the interactive style, especially getting to practice aspects such as silence, sit-ins, etc. I like the idea of parental presence and will immediately use that idea myself.
I really liked
Hearing clinical examples of how the techniques had been applied with parents the facilitators had worked with, including examples where it had been more tricky or difficult, or taken more time for the parent to understand or be ready to apply the ideas. Watching the demonstrations of the facilitators role-playing the techniques. Discussing and practicing the ideas in break out rooms.
I really liked
I liked the pairs/ threes break out groups rather than always a bigger break out group. I liked the time taken to explain the principles and values of the approach
It was well paced and inclusive.
It was well paced and inclusive. trainers were very knowledgeable and experienced and had a warm approach. First time i have felt comfortable doing a role play
Really excellent course.
I really enjoyed
I really enjoyed this training and i feel i will be able to share my knowledge confidently
Loved the three days
Loved the three days. The pace was fantastic and so well pitched. Excellent, knowledgeable and engaging trainers. Plenty of tools added to my practice toolkit.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much, I very much would like to proceed with the course programme and different trainings offered 🙂
The trainers were really knowledgeable and engaging
The trainers were really knowledgeable and engaging. Had personal and professional experience that was really helpful. Although the role play and break out rooms felt a bit awkward at first the trainers allowed relationships and familiarity to be built between course attendees which reduced the awkwardness over the days.
Useful and informative
Thank you very much. A really useful and informative training. Definitely lots I can take away to use in my practice, and the experiential tasks have made me feel more confident in doing so.
Really enjoyed
I have really enjoyed the course and I have learned so much from others on the course. The tutors were knowledgable , friendly and I look forward to more training
Amazing
Really enjoyed
A brilliant two days!
Thank you for this great space to hear from like minded and knowledgeable people 🙂
Love NVR and PP’s incredible trainers
Rachael, Jackie and Michele are all brilliant practitioners
This is a really good group. It has such an impact on the quality of the learning and I fell very lucky to be with such open, friendly, generous people. Rachael, Jackie and Michele are all brilliant practitioners, not only delivering great content but are demonstrably embodying NVR throughout the day. They facilitate brilliantly and I didn’t want the days to end – which for me is a very positive indicator of the quality of the training. Everyone took part right until the end.
Incredible and stood out
I found that this training was so incredible and stood out as having the capacity to make the learning accessible to all different type of learning styles, giving people the opportunity to read, to practice, to speak, to question, to challenge, to bring it back to their work, to think about how to maintain it in their work… all in a calming and relaxing environment, well done to all the trainers
It was fantastic – the best training I’ve been on.
Trainers were knowledgeable and the ability to help us think reflectively was fantastic. So relevant. Well delivered. I’ve never done role play in such a connective way.
Jill embodied the principles of NVR and modelled this throughout the training.
Jill embodied the principles of NVR and modelled this throughout the training. The video resources and discussion was thought provoking and helped me to contextualise learning to my practice.
What an incredible few days together.
“What an incredible few days together – it was such a privilege listening
to the inspirational presentations from everyone. It was wonderful to spend
time together immersed in NVR thinking”.
“I never fail to be amazed with the inspiration and motivation gained on PartnershipProjects courses.
“I never fail to be amazed with the inspiration and motivation gained on
PartnershipProjects courses. Thank you for sharing ideas and passion with me
and for inspiring me continuously”.
I am the go to NVR worker due to this comprehensive training program
I trained to Advanced level with PartnershipProjects & I am currently studying the Accreditation Module. Peter and Rachael have given me invaluable tools to use with families which has helped me make a lasting
impact on their lives. Within my service I am the go to NVR worker due to this comprehensive training program. It has furthered my desire to use NVR within my everyday practise.
Peer learning and seeing how others implement NVR within different service settings is a wonderful experience. Mixing with like-minded NVR professionals brings learning to life.
Your training style was very engaging, and you had a lot of patience with the group.
Hi, this is Caroline from the training. Wanted to feedback that it was fantastic training, I feel inspired to change my own parenting as well as empowering other adoptive parents to develop their own NV presence with their children. Spent last night talking to my husband about what I learnt and how we can develop our parenting. Your training style was very engaging, and you had a lot of patience with the group. I don’t see how anyone couldn’t agree with the NVR approach.
Thank you again.
The course was brilliant
The course was brilliant thank you – we all absolutely love it, learnt so much and have come back to work feeling all inspired!
Best wishes.
I have come back to work incredibly inspired and thoughtful about how to embrace this approach into my work place.
NVR training’s have been crucial stepping stones towards the implementation of NVR in Birmingham CAMHS.
Anonymous, Netherlands
I wanted to thank you for the two days of training in the Netherlands.
I wanted to thank you for the two days of training in the Netherlands

Dear Peter,
I wanted to thank you for the training in the Netherlands. It helped me a lot, because for awhile I was doubting myself in my work with families and parents.
I work in a new organisation where I started in the summer of last year. And for a large part I had to start all over in ‘explaining’ what NVR stands for and how I use it in my work. This, sometimes is quite a difficult journey, I meet people who look at different ways to the problems of children and their partners, not always in a bad way, but different to how I look at it.
NVR and your training helped me to find the words again to start a dialog and show another side of the story. A story of strength, standing your ground and seeing the possibilities in a person, whether its the child or the parent. In your training I had moments where I thought “ok, I’m on the right track, just keep on going”. So thank you for that.
Anonymous, Netherlands.
NVR training’s have been crucial stepping stones.

The NVR training’s (2013 and 2015) have been crucial stepping stones towards the implementation of NVR in Birmingham CAMHS. The training addressed with rigour core NVR concepts and engaged the audience in a dynamic and participative learning context by using role plays, storytelling, case discussions, modelling and reflection. Participants were frequently invited to make connections between the NVR principles and their own professional experiences and organisational contexts with plenty of opportunities to practice the NVR techniques.
The workshop days were rigorous, refreshing and enjoyable; furthermore, they invited reflection about and challenge of more traditional ways of engaging with parents and networks, all well supported by evidence for the effectiveness of NVR in clinical practice. The workshops about trauma focused and child focused NVR offered rich therapeutic tools for working with multi-stressed families, essential for CAMHS workers. Following the first training a supervision structure was created that is successfully supporting the delivering of NVR in the service.
Dr Diana Alvis Palma
Consultant Family Therapist, Birmingham CAMHS
This is having a positive impact on outcomes

Having commissioned PartnershipProjects to undertake NVR training with our staff, we are now in a position to offer NVR groups to our parents where violence within the family is having a huge impact on family relationships. We are also providing individual support to parents using NVR techniques, this is having a positive impact on outcomes for families and as we have involved other key agencies in the training and setting up a supervision group the interest in NVR is growing as commissioners are becoming aware of the benefits to families.
Elaine Simpson
Action for Children
Really enjoyed the training. Its something that will stay with me.
Hi Racheal, A huge thanks for the last 3 days-really enjoyed the training. Its something that will stay with me. I am now a follower. You were brilliant and should be proud. not only do you have great hair but you are a true NVR professional and a fantastic trainer. Hopefully see you for the final day in May.
Chan Singh
RISE MUTUAL London
You have given me a new language to talk about important stuff.
Thank you for a great three days. I originally had all week off to be with my three children over half term so was really disappointed the course was this week, but you have made it a wonderful, insightful and interesting week. I have loved it.
You have given me a new language to talk about important stuff. I have enjoyed your stories and insight, your calm and your kindness. Thank you,
Jo King
Walsall Training Participant

