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  • Regulated restrictive practices are measures used only when necessary to keep a person safe when there is a serious risk of harm. The NDIS has strict rules to protect people’s rights and ensure these practices are used safely, respectfully, and as a last resort.

    Types of Restrictive Practices:

    • Seclusion – Keeping someone alone in a space they can’t leave.
    • Physical Restraint – Holding or limiting movement.
    • Mechanical Restraint – Using a device to restrict movement.
    • Chemical Restraint – Using medication to control behavior.
    • Environmental Restraint – Blocking access to spaces or items.

    If a restrictive practice is needed, it must be part of a Behaviour Support Plan (BSP), approved, and regularly reviewed to ensure it’s necessary and reducing over time. 

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  • The following are for NDIS clients only. 

    Please note psychology through a provisional psychologist is not able to be claimed through Medicare or Private Health. 

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