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Pain Compliance Techniques With Children Are Not Illegal
In a recent blog post I mentioned that I had recently met with a Government appointed panel of ‘experts’, the IRAP, who told me, quite enthusiastically, that it is illegal for anyone to use a physical technique with a child…
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NFPS January 2014 Newsletter & Free Report
Happy New Year and if you would like to read our January 2014 Newsletter please click here: https://uv159.infusionsoft.com/app/hostedEmail/6625/f91d1db0b82f2d66/T
Mapping Over to The NFPS System
Last week I blogged about the Supreme Court Ruling in a case that raised the issue of the ‘Non-Delegable Duty of Care’ owed to a pupil by it’s school. This Supreme Court ruling has now set a case precedent that…
Supreme Court Ruling on Non-Delegable Duty of Care
A recent ruling from the UK’s highest court, the Supreme Court, has paved the way for the family of a brain damaged girl to pursue compensation from a local education authority and this ruling has major implications for any organisation…
Tagged with: arrest, arrest and restraint, corporate manslaughter, Mark Dawes, NFPS, NFPS Ltd, Ofsted, physical intervention training, physical restraint, physical restraint training, Positional Asphyxia, reasonable force, Schools, Supreme Court Ruling on Non-Delegable Duty of Care, Use of Force, Use of force with Children and Young People
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How We Do What We Do – The Difference That Makes The Difference
I recently received an e-mail from someone who has been a martial arts instructor for 25 years and who is also a Police instructor. He wanted to know how we could manage to train someone to be a Restraint Trainer…
Tagged with: hypnosis. nlp, Mark Dawes, NFPS, NFPS Ltd, physical intervention, physical intervention training, physical restraint, physical restraint training, Positional Asphyxia, postural asphyxiation, the difference that makes a difference, Understanding Reasonable Force, Use of Force
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The Top 10 Benefits for You in Training with NFPS Ltd + £700 of FREE Bonus Material
To find out more and not miss out go to: http://www.nfps.info/_blog/NFPS_Blog/post/top-10-benefits-in-training-with-nfps-ltd/
Tagged with: arrest and restraint, Mark Dawes, NFPS, NFPS Ltd, physical intervention, physical intervention training, physical restraint, physical restraint training, Positional Asphyxia, reasonable force, The Top 10 Benefits for You in Training with NFPS Ltd + £700 of FREE Bonus Material, top ten tips for working with NFPS ltd, unarmed combat, Understanding Reasonable Force, Use of Force
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Top Ten Tips for Trainers Delivering Courses
Have you ever walked out of a shop because you received bad service? Well you probably walked in there in the first place (or at least you were considering) to purchase something. Yet, because you were made to feel unwelcome,…
Tagged with: arrest and restraint, Business marketing, Delivering training, home based business, making money, Mark Dawes, millionaire, NFPS, NFPS Ltd, physical intervention training, physical restraint, Positional Asphyxia, Running a training course, self employed, SIA, starting a business, Top 10 Tips, unarmed combat, Understanding Reasonable Force, Use of Force
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