Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression: Expert PMVA Training
| Course | Session Location | Book Session |
|---|---|---|
| PMVA 1-Day Refresher with integrated e-learning | Blackburn House, 22-26 Eastern Rd, Romford RM1 3PJ | Register Now |
| PMVA 3-Day With Full Course | Blackburn House, 22-26 Eastern Rd, Romford, RM1 3PJ | Register Now |
To provide healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and understanding required to maintain safe.
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Learn safe and legal ways to restrain someone. Use these skills only when absolutely necessary.
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Handle disagreements calmly. Learn to resolve conflicts before they escalate.
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Talk people down. Use proven methods to reduce tension and avoid violence.
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Learn safe physical skills. Use them to protect yourself and others in high-risk situations.
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Manage crises without force. Learn to support individuals in distress and prevent escalation.
Learn morePMVA Training Courses, BILD ACT Certified, designed for Health, Education, Social Care, and Specialist Services. Offering a 3-Day Full Course (£140) and a 1-Day Refresher (£70) with integrated e-learning. Learn lawful interventions, proactive de-escalation, and conflict management techniques. Empower staff to support individuals safely while reducing risks and maintaining quality of life. Compliant with CQC and RRN standards, ensuring best practice across care environments.
PMVA Training (Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression) provides accredited, BILD ACT and RRN-compliant training for healthcare and frontline staff. The course combines essential e-learning with in-depth face-to-face practical training. Participants learn to assess risks, apply de-escalation strategies, and use lawful, ethical interventions. Hands-on sessions cover communication, behaviour management, crisis response, and safe restraint techniques. This training empowers staff to manage challenging behaviours safely, respectfully, and effectively.
Ideal for anyone working in environments where violence or aggression may occur, including:
Suitable for both new staff and those needing a refresher.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to: