This essential course is designed for healthcare providers, including nursing staff and caregivers, to understand the appropriate and ethical use of restraints with patients and residents. The curriculum emphasizes the legal, ethical, and safety considerations surrounding the use of physical and chemical restraints in various healthcare environments. Participants will learn about alternative strategies to restraints, focusing on de-escalation techniques, environmental modifications, and individualized care planning to address the underlying causes of agitation or aggression. The training includes guidelines for applying restraints as a last resort, monitoring and documentation requirements, and ensuring the dignity and rights of those in care. Through case studies, group discussions, and role-playing exercises, attendees will develop the competencies needed to make informed decisions about restraints, prioritizing patient safety and well-being.