As we embrace the opportunities of 2025, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we inspire, value and support the trainers, people, and organisations we work with.
At NFPS Ltd we believe in more than just training; we focus on building resilience and fostering growth in everyone we support.
Setting Standards for Inspiration
The term “standards” is often associated with a “level of quality or attainment,” but for us, it’s about so much more.
It’s about delivering inspiration and excellence across our NFPS family of trainers.
Every member of our lead training team provides first-class support and services, not just through technical expertise, but by embodying ethical behaviour and values that underpin our work.
These standards ensure that our training is not only effective but also empowering, adaptable and transformational.
Valuing Principles That Matter
At the heart of NFPS Ltd are principles that define how we work and the impact we aim to achieve.
While honesty, integrity and transparency are foundational, we also emphasise leadership, accountability and openness.
Leadership inspires others to achieve their best and fosters a culture of excellence.
Accountability ensures we take responsibility for every action, piece of advice and guidance we provide.
Openness allows for collaboration and trust, creating an environment where trainers and organisations we support can flourish.
By embracing these values, we aim to build strong relationships and provide the support needed to overcome challenges and achieve success.
Supporting Growth Through Collaboration
At NFPS Ltd, instilling these values is a shared responsibility.
Our lead training team collaborates to develop and refine programmes that not only impart skills but also inspire change, resilience and adaptability.
Together, we encourage trainers and organisations to evolve behaviours, adopt best practices and create positive environments.
This collaborative approach ensures that the support we provide extends beyond the training room.
It builds a network of professionals who are equipped to face challenges with confidence and compassion, leaving a lasting impact on the people and organisations they serve.
Building Resilience and Confidence
Our mission is clear – to inspire and equip individuals with the knowledge and resilience needed to handle challenging situations effectively.
By promoting high standards and fostering an environment of trust and collaboration, we ensure that our services empower trainers, organisations and individuals to thrive.
As we move forward in 2025, we remain committed to these principles.
Through shared dedication, collaboration, and a focus on personal development NFPS Ltd continues to lead the way in setting the standard for professional development and support.
Who are Robert ‘aka Rab’ Landells and Trevel Henry
Robert Landells – Director, NFPS Limited
Robert Landells, known as Rab, is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse background spanning over 24 years in the industry.
As a graduate chemist and seasoned businessman, Rab is also a gym owner and director.
He has practised martial arts and combative systems for over 35 years and regularly teaches subjects such as the law surrounding the use of force (UoF) and conflict management to aspiring Trainer-Instructor professionals.
At NFPS Limited, Rab is deeply involved in delivering all courses, seamlessly integrating his extensive frontline experience from various challenging environments into his teaching.
In addition to his role at NFPS, Rab combines his expertise in human hormone chemistry, performance enhancement and performance nutrition with training methodologies for strength, fitness and contact sports.
Rab’s specialisation lies in optimising human performance under potentially life-threatening conditions, ensuring individuals have the best chance of survival for themselves and others.
This approach is exemplified in his integration of the Guthrie and Hicks principles.
He is actively involved in educational initiatives focused on harm reduction in the use of ergogenic aids.
This experience proved invaluable when developing restraint techniques for use in Safety Pods in collaboration with Palkesh at UK Pods
With numerous security-related accolades and a wealth of sector-specific experience, Rab also consults for organisations and agencies, offering tailored insights and solutions.
Trevel Henry – Director, NFPS Limited
Trevel Henry is a seasoned training consultant with over three decades of experience in the prevention and management of abusive, aggressive and violent behaviours.
Since 1994, he has been a leading figure in delivering expert training and consultation across various sectors, emphasising reducing the need for restraint and restrictive interventions.
As an expert witness, Trevel provides specialized advice on the use of force and physical intervention, including the application of personal protective equipment.
He has worked on high-profile cases involving the police, prison services, Security Industry Authority (SIA), Home Office, young offenders’ secure institutions, the Independent Office for Police Complaints, health services, and social care.
During his tenure with Kent Police, Trevel was a member of the Police National Practitioners Group for Personal Safety Training.
Here, he developed expertise in legislation, policy frameworks, risk assessment, training design, post-incident management and welfare reviews related to workplace violence.
Trevel has also contributed significantly to national standards.
As a member of the SIA expert group, he reviews qualifications for managing work-related violence and aggression.
He consults with NHS Trusts, offering guidance on policies, procedures, and best practice to ensure safe working environments.
Key Achievements:
- Legal Contributions: Trevel has provided expert insight on restraint-related deaths, abuse allegations and compliance failures in care settings.
- Training Delivery: He has delivered training, presentations and talks to staff across the UK, Europe, South Africa, Canada, the USA and the Caribbean.
- Research: Co-author of the 2009 report “Occurrence of Injury During Officer Safety Training at Kent Police.”
- Media Appearances: Trevel has been featured on TV and radio, providing expert commentary on the use of reasonable force and the psychological and physiological reaction to fear and stress – ie; the anticipation of danger!
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