We have the knowledge, expertise and experience to meet all of your C & R / PI training needs.
The oldest, most comprehensive private providers of Control and Restraint (C&R) and Physical Intervention (PI) training in the UK.
As the originators of many of the control, restraint and physical intervention methods in use throughout the country today, ECC&R UK Ltd are the best choice for training in the prevention and management of violence and aggression (PAMVA).
With over 20 years of experience in conflict management and resolution, from lone workers to first on scene hostage negotiators, you can rely on our ethical and personal approach whatever your situation and requirements.
In 1988, our founder Prof T W Starling (ISM) was presented with the Butler Trust Award by the Trust’s Royal Patron, HRH the Princess Royal. His award reads:
"Mr Starling devised and initiated the teaching of minimal violence humane restraint techniques which has been adopted throughout the Prison Service and is now also in use in the Health Service. His aim was to protect both inmates and staff from injury and his work has substantially reduced stress and increased confidence among officers who deal with potentially violent prisoners allowing them to achieve new levels of professionalism and expertise in their relationships with inmates"
We have the knowledge, expertise & experience to meet all of your C&R training needs.
Our courses are suitable for anyone whose working environment may involve confronting violence, aggression or challenging behaviour. We currently teach staff working in Social Services, Secure Units, Nursing Homes, Private Care Providers, Security Services and NHS Trusts.
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We have produced a DVD which is available to those who have completed training with our company. For further details of this, and our training manuals, visit the support materials section of this site.
The following bodies are amongst those that actively recommend ECC&R UK:
Instructors were brilliant as they taught us new techniques relevant to use for our patients. They know their subject matter very well. Well done. Get them back again.
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