Physical intervention guidelines

Physical intervention guidelines2 n The legitimate use of Physical Intervention must rest on appropriate shared values which place the best interests of the child/young person uppermost. All children/young people must be treated with respect. When a child/ young person exhibits unacceptable behaviour, he or she should be helped to understand

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