PMVA Training
Accredited PMVA Training Built on Real Frontline Experience
Our PMVA (Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression) programme is designed for acute healthcare, health & social care, education, and public-facing environments where staff face challenging behaviour, aggression, or high-risk incidents.
Delivered by a BILD-qualified Practice Leader with over 17 years of frontline CID policing experience and NHS training expertise, our PMVA course blends scenario-based learning, trauma-informed communication, and legally compliant intervention strategies.
What’s Included in Our PMVA Training
- Trauma-informed de-escalation
- Effective communication under pressure
- Situational awareness & decision-making
- Managing behaviours of concern
- Ethical intervention based on dignity & safety
- RRN-aligned risk reduction principles
- Low–medium risk physical intervention
- Legal frameworks for safe, defensible practice
- Post-incident support & reflective practice
- Delivered by a BILD-qualified Practice Leader (Level 5)
PMVA Modules
1. Conflict Resolution & Communication
Understanding triggers, behavioural patterns, staff safety, and trauma-informed responses.
2. De-escalation
Practical skills to reduce risk and restore calm in high-pressure situations.
3. Situational Awareness
Reading environments, decision-making under pressure, and safe positioning.
4. Physical Intervention (Low–Medium Risk)
Safe, legally defensible skills appropriate for your sector.
5. Breakaway Techniques
Escape skills for grabs, holds, pushes, and common assaults.
6. Post-Incident Support
Reflective practice, reporting, and staff wellbeing.
Who Is This Training For?
- NHS staff
- Acute healthcare teams
- Care home & supported living staff
- Children’s services
- Education & colleges
- Security & public-facing roles
- Social care professionals