Behaviour support and the use of regulated restrictive practices are considered high-risk supports, and are subject to additional requirements. An implementing provider is any NDIS provider that uses regulated restrictive practices when they deliver NDIS supports to a person with disability. The standards under Module 2A say that your service-for-one needs to connect with a specialist behaviour support provider or NDIS behaviour support practitioner to help develop a behaviour support plan. Providers also need to:

• ​​•Educate workers
• ​​•Report any incidents to the NDIS Commission that relate to the use of regulated restrictive practices
• ​​•Get state or territory authorisation to use regulated restrictive practices
• ​​•Report to the NDIS Commission every month to meet the requirements of the NDIS Restrictive Practices and Behaviour Support) Rules 2018.

Team CFYA are committed to the reduction or elimination of restrictive practices and follow a model of using the least restrictive practices possible with an aim to fade out whenever possible. We follow the Australian Government’s – National Framework for Reducing and Eliminating the Use of Restrictive Practices in the Disability Sector. Our staff are well-trained and receive ongoing training to implement positive behaviour support and apply regulated restrictive practice only when necessary, considering the safety of all involved.