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A Global Challenge Demanding Global Solutions
Issues surrounding physical restraint, restrictive practices, and crisis intervention are not confined to any one country—they are global concerns that require urgent, innovative, and compassionate solutions. Across the world, healthcare providers, education professionals, and emergency responders face the same challenges:
- Escalating incidents of crisis and distress behaviours
- Injuries to staff and individuals due to excessive manual restraint
- Increasing legal and ethical pressures to reduce restrictive practices
- A shift towards trauma-informed care and least restrictive environments
Alignment with National & International Best Practices
The need to reduce restrictive interventions is embedded in national and international policies, including:
- The Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) Training Standards, which promote minimising the use of physical interventions and ensuring safety and dignity in crisis situations
- NHS England, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and the Mental Health Units (Use of Force) Act 2018 (Seni’s Law), which emphasise accountability, transparency, and restraint reduction in healthcare settings
- Global mental health and human rights initiatives, which call for safer, more ethical approaches to crisis management in all care settings
The Safety Pod™ supports these objectives by:
- Reducing the risk of injury for both staff and individuals during crisis situations
- Preventing prolonged or unnecessary physical holds through safe, controlled positioning
- Providing a less intimidating, more supportive intervention that aligns with trauma-informed care principles
- Enhancing staff confidence and competence in managing crises without excessive force
- Expanding Access: Making Our Products & Services More Available Than Ever
Our mission extends far beyond the UK—we are committed to making our products and expertise more accessible than ever before, wherever they are needed. We are expanding our reach and support services internationally, ensuring that hospitals, schools, social care providers, and emergency teams across the globe can access effective, research-backed solutions to reduce restraint and improve crisis intervention
We urge organisations, whether in mental health, education, social care, emergency response, or security, to contact our team today to explore how the Safety Pod™ can transform their approach to safety, dignity, and restraint reduction.
Get in touch today – together, we can drive meaningful change and create a future where restraint is truly a last resort, not a routine response.