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Restrictive Practices Training
Overview of Training
Ensure compliance and uphold human rights while managing restrictive practices in disability support settings. This comprehensive training equips professionals with the knowledge, strategies, and legal requirements necessary to balance safety and rights when working with individuals who exhibit behaviours of concern.
What You'll Learn
- Understanding restrictive practices—what they are and why they matter
- Navigating Queensland Disability Services Act (DSA) 2006 & NDIS Rules 2018
- Identifying different types of restrictive practices (seclusion, chemical, mechanical, physical, and environmental restraint)
- The Carter Report and its impact on policy reforms
- Risks, and ethical considerations for implementing restrictive practices
- Real-world scenarios and case studies to reinforce learning
- Legal requirements and reporting obligations for unauthorised restrictive practices
- Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) as an alternative to restrictive practices
Who Should Attend
This training is ideal for:
- Behaviour Support Practitioners
- Disability support workers and service providers
- NDIS professionals and support coordinators
- Health and allied health practitioners
- Managers and compliance officers
Why Choose Our Training
- Expert-led, compliance-focused education
- Practical quizzes and interactive activities
- Immediate application to real-life scenarios
- Ensure ethical practices and meet legal obligations
- Gain confidence in decision-making for restrictive practices
- Gain a certificate of attendance including the number of CPD hours
Join Us Today
Enhance your expertise, protect human rights, and lead with compassion and compliance.
- Upcoming sessions: 22nd of May 2025
- Location: In-person - Colmslie Hotel
Key Details
Date: 22 May 2025
Time: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Location: Colmslie Hotel - Cnr Wynnum & Junction Rds, Morningside, QLD
Cost: $200 early bird price until 1st of May 2025
This training is ideal for Core or Proficient Behaviour Support Practitioners, Managers and Team Leaders of Implementing Providers, Support Coordinators and Allied Health Clinicians, Compliance Personnel and other NDIS Professionals that are looking to improve their knowledge around Restrictive Practices (RPs) and Regulated Restrictive Practices (RRPs) and how they are applied through the State and National frameworks.
Key Learning Outcomes
From this training, you will gain knowledge and skills in:
- Understanding the State and National frameworks that govern Restrictive Practices (RPs) and Regulated Restrictive Practices (RRPs)
- Identifying and classifying RPs and RRPs through examples, nonexamples and interactive activities
- Applying RP and RRP knowledge to case scenarios
- Recognising and reducing the potential risks to individuals when RPs and RRPs are used
- Developing and responding to key RP and RRP requirements under State and National legislation
- Developing RP and RRP protocols
- Understanding how to reduce and fade out RPs and RRPs
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