Bild certified PBM training

For the prevention and management of behaviours of concern in learning disability, autism, mental health, acquired brain injury and dementia services.

Positive Behaviour Management Pro (PBMpro)

PBMpro train-the-trainer course

Organisations can opt to become an affiliate and train their own associate (in-house) trainers on our CPD-certified train-the-trainer course. Once delegates have completed the trainer course, they will have free use of our materials to train the Bild-certified PBMpro care staff course to unlimited numbers of care staff within your organisation.

The course consists of nine days in three blocks with approximately two weeks practice time between each block (5 + 2 + 2 days). The annual trainer refresher is one day.

Delegates can apply at any time and then choose a suitable date/venue to attend.

Venues

We host train-the-trainer courses throughout the UK according to demand. You can also host your own course if it would be more convenient for you.

Costs

Discounts are available for 3 or more delegates.

Please note: we only charge for delegates to attend the train-the-trainer course and for additional programmes/techniques, if required. We do not charge for internal care staff courses subsequently delivered by your trainers.

Affiliate organisations have to be registered with Bild for which there is an annual fee of £500 plus VAT.

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For more information download the PBMpro leaflet

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“Positive Response are responsive, knowledgeable and professional. They provide and deliver high quality, robust training courses. We’ve been really grateful for their timely response with specialist advice.”

“Positive Approaches PBS training gives our staff an understanding and overview of PBS and delves into the idea of how we might feel in the position of the person we support, staff really enjoyed it.”

“PBMpro provides us with a framework to develop positive, person centred approaches with people, focussing on improving their quality of life and reducing any restrictive practices.”