The use of restraints carries significant physical, emotional, and ethical risks in care environments. This course helps caregivers and healthcare professionals understand these risks and introduces practical, person-centered alternatives to restrictive practices.

Participants will explore strategies that support safety, dignity, and independence while reducing the need for restraints. The training emphasizes proactive planning, clear communication, and collaboration to promote restraint-free care in in-home settings.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe the physical, psychological, and ethical risks associated with restraint use

2. Identify person-centered alternatives that support safety without limiting independence

3. Apply proactive strategies to reduce behaviors that may lead to restraint use

4. Use effective communication and teamwork approaches to support restraint-free care