Restrictive Practices
What are restrictive practices? When are they used in support delivery?
- Disability Support
Created in partnership with:
National Disability Services (NDS)
Mapped to:
NDIS Core Module 3
Duration
3 Hours and 35 Minutes
Pricing from
$55.00
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Course Overview
A restrictive practice (or restraint) is any practice or intervention that limits a person’s human rights or freedom of movement. So, it is vital for support workers to implement such practices with care and respect while maximising the independence of those they support.
Navigate the complex landscape of restrictive practices with comprehensive courses that prioritise choice, dignity, and security when supporting a person with behaviours of concern.
Learning Outcomes
- Take a person-centred approach when using restrictive practices
- Apply co-regulation and de-escalation techniques
- Ethically apply restrictive practices
- Follow individual care plans
Top Courses
in this Library
More information below.
Course List
- Introduction to Restrictive Practices
- Restrictive Practices: Co-regulation and De-escalation
- Restrictive Practices: Seclusion
- Restrictive Practices: Physical Restraint
- Restrictive Practices: Mechanical Restraint
- Restrictive Practices: Chemical Restraint
- Restrictive Practices: Environmental Restraint
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A business licence allows admins to have more functionality, including:
- Bulk enrolment of staff
- Progress reporting on completion rates and more
- Access to the Skills Passport
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