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Darren Good (BSC Hons)
With a wealth of experience in both the private and public sector I utilise a vast range of communication tools to deliver conflict resolution training.
I have a special interest in advanced communication, including interpersonal skills, team conflict and NLP to name but a few. I have developed my own model of communication which is regarded among one of the best models in practice today. Empowering people to avoid conflict and to feel confident in these situations is my area of expertise.
I encourage learning in an open and fun environment using top class delivery techniques resulting in sustainable outcomes. Where break-away training is required I am a black belt in several martial arts and am well qualified to deliver the highest standard of training in the UK. |
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Tony Devine (BA Hons)
I have qualifications in physiology and psychology which I have used extensively in the education sector as well as supporting people with learning difficulties. As part of project RAY (funded by BBC Children In Need) my role with children is to raise self esteem, confidence and training them to become experts in anti-bullying strategies.
I deliver conflict resolution training to a wide range of public sector clients and pride myself on my delivery and ability to get results by working closely with delegates in their environment. |
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Tony Somers
I have worked in the area of conflict resolution for over twenty years in one way or another. Being a qualified counsellor and NLP master practitioner I put a big emphasis on avoiding conflict through awareness and communication skills. Although highly qualified in various martial arts I believe that a physical confrontation is a last resort and should be viewed as a failure in communication skills.
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Ben Er'by (LLB Hons)
With qualifications that include a Law degree, I have a wide range of knowledge including that of Mental Health Law and Criminal Law. Although I have spent many years competing in martial arts and worked as a Door Supervisor for over 7 years, I always aims to teach Conflict Resolution with physical intervention being the last resort. I always place great emphasis on personal development. |
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Adam Sargant
RMN, Dip. H. Ed (Nursing Studies), NLP (master prac)
Adam brings a wealth of clinical experience to the Goodsense training programme as well as a keen interest in communication strategies. The emphasis in his trainings is always prevention of aggression through the development of communication and rapport.
He trained as a neuro-linguistic programming practitioner (a communications model) from 2000 onwards, in order to further develop this side of training. During this period he was training director of a nursing recruitment agency and devised the SCRAM (Strategies for Conflict Resolution and Aggression Management) program which he delivered to various mental health settings at the time.
His work experience also includes category A prisons, psychiatric liaison nurse in A&E department, assertive outreach and challenging behaviour learning disability settings. He also currently delivers freelance training to private mental health settings, GP practices and voluntary organisations. |
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Claire Hurst (BA Hons) |
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Nick Harrison (B.Ed. Hons. Exon)
Internationally trained in a variety of interpersonal skills Nick has worked with many client groups within the commercial, police and military sector. Qualified in numerous accredited courses in defensive tactics, conflict management and team building, he brings a diverse appreciation of human behaviour.
Commissioned as a Royal Marine Officer and Hong Kong Police Inspector he has offered specialist skills in personal safety and operational security issues. Reinforced through his role as a conflict resolution trainer, with Lancashire Constabulary and team development training at Bramshill Police College.
Nick is an enthusiastic and motivational trainer who gravitates to other people, highly skilled at understanding others, needs and motivations. His intuitive knowledge of harnessing ideas and people helps them to achieve their long-term goals.
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Brian Keely (NLP Master Practitioner)
I have 13 years policing experience behind me. I ran a number of teams as an a sergeant and acting inspector throughout the metropolitan area.
I have been dealing with difficult and aggressive people throughout my entire career. I understand from experience that communication is the best way to deal with conflict.I am a former police officer safety instructor. I boxed for the British Police and am now involved in psychological training of sports people.
I am trained to Master Practioner level in Neuro Linguistic Programming and have a BSC in Business and Computers.
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