Courses

Positive training.
Lasting impact.

Our accredited PROACT-SCIPr-UK® courses equip professionals to support individuals with complex needs. Grounded in the Loddon Approach, our training promotes proactive, person-centred strategies that improve outcomes.
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This course is designed to provide participants with the practical skills and knowledge to enable them to apply the PROACT-SCIPr-UK®...
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A practical one-day course designed to build awareness, understanding and empathy around autism and neurodiversity, with a focus on applying...
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A one-day, Ofqual-regulated qualification for those seeking to become emergency first-aiders in the workplace, covering essential first aid, CPR, AED...
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A comprehensive three-day, Ofqual-regulated workplace first-aid qualification covering essential first aid, CPR, AED use and a wide range of common...

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Not sure which course is
right for you?

Our specialist tutors combine years of experience, exceptional qualifications, and a passion for teaching to help you thrive in your SEND journey.

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Our courses and training

Training built on 30 years of real practice

Every course we run is grounded in the Loddon Approach – developed at The Loddon School over three decades of working directly with children and adults with the most complex needs.

That means our training isn’t theory borrowed from elsewhere. It’s built on techniques we use ourselves, every day, and refined through genuine experience of what actually helps people in health and social care settings provide calmer, more person-centred support.

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Why choose us

Training grounded in real experience, not theory alone

Everything we teach comes from what actually works in practice, refined over three decades at The Loddon School.

Accredited training

Certified against Restraint Reduction Network standards, so you can be confident in the quality of what's taught.

Specialist tutors

Our tutors combine years of hands-on experience with exceptional teaching qualifications.

Person-centred approach

Every technique is built around understanding the individual, not applying a one-size-fits-all method.

Practical, not just theory

Courses are pitched at a practitioner level, with real examples so learning transfers straight into practice.

Frequently asked questions

Have a question?

Most of our courses have no pre-requisite knowledge or skill requirements. Where a course does require prior experience or certification, this is listed clearly on the individual course page.

Yes — many of our courses, including our Autism Awareness course, are designed to be run in-house for your team. Get in touch and we’ll talk through what works best for your organisation.
Assessment methods vary by course, ranging from informal group work and discussion through to knowledge checks and theory tests. Each course page lists the exact assessment method used.

Our training is aimed at those supporting children and adults with behaviours of concern in health and social care, including teachers, therapists, care assistants, support workers, nursing staff, parents and carers.

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Browse our full range of accredited training, including the PROACT-SCIPr-UK® programme.

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