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New on the Good Sense Training blog 📖

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is about understanding the person behind the behaviour and creating the right support to improve outcomes.

In our latest blog, we explore how person-centred care, effective communication and positive behaviour support can work together to reduce restrictive practice and provide better care for service users.

Read the full blog on our website — link in bio 🔗

New on the Good Sense Training blog 📖

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is about understanding the person behind the behaviour and creating the right support to improve outcomes.

In our latest blog, we explore how person-centred care, effective communication and positive behaviour support can work together to reduce restrictive practice and provide better care for service users.

Read the full blog on our website 🔗

A training course is only as effective as the person delivering it.

The right trainer doesn’t just teach the content—they create an engaging learning environment, share real-world experience, and give people the confidence to apply their skills when it matters most.

Whether it’s conflict resolution, breakaway techniques, or workplace safety, quality training should leave your team feeling prepared, confident, and capable.

At Good Sense Training, we believe effective training is practical, relevant, and tailored to the people in the room.

Because great training doesn’t just tick a box—it changes behaviour.

At Good Sense Training, we don’t just teach conflict management and personal safety - we put our skills into practice in real-world, high-pressure environments.

Recently, our Managing Director and one of our expert trainers had the opportunity to support security operations at Wimbledon, working as part of a professional team responsible for keeping one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events safe.

It’s experiences like these that make our training different. We don’t simply deliver theory - we draw on genuine, frontline experience to ensure the techniques and strategies we teach are practical, proven, and effective in the situations that matter most.

🎾 Stay tuned for a behind-the-scenes video where we’ll be sharing more about this incredible opportunity and the valuable lessons it brings to our training.

New on the Good Sense Training blog 📘

As the academic year comes to a close, the summer holidays offer schools a valuable opportunity to reflect, review policies and prepare staff for managing challenging behaviour ahead of September.

In our latest blog, we explore why this time of year is ideal for refreshing staff knowledge, strengthening behaviour support strategies and building confidence across your team.

Read the full blog on our website at www.good-sense.co.uk or tap the link in our bio.

Learning to use the great potential power of your hips is a big part of your development in this game. Our natural tendency is to use our hands and arms to work - this will always limit the strength and endurance you can bring to a match. A smaller and weaker athlete who fully uses the power of his hips will easily overpower a bigger stronger athlete who badly underplays his hips in many situations. When seeking to understand the nuances of a given position or move - always ask yourself - how can I best employ my hips in the performance of this task(s)? Taking time to answer this question will almost always be of benefit to your game.

A brilliant day at Lambda Medical with the team from GoodSense Training 🚑

Today was all about learning life-saving skills — from CPR and airway management to patient observations, temperature checks and emergency response techniques. Real hands-on training with real-world scenarios designed to help save lives when every second counts.

Massive thanks to everyone involved for an engaging and valuable day of learning 👏