Which of the following is NOT a procedure for the use of restraints?

The concept of restraining orders is distinct from the procedures used for physical restraints in a therapeutic or behavioral management context. Restraining orders typically pertain to legal measures taken to protect individuals from harassment or harm, often issued by a court, and are not a direct procedure for managing or restraining individuals in situations where restraint may be deemed necessary.

In contrast, seclusion, time restraints, and the assessment of youth are all strategies directly related to managing behaviors and ensuring the safety of those involved in settings such as educational or therapeutic environments. Seclusion involves isolating a youth to ensure safety, time restraints may refer to limiting certain behaviors or actions within a specific timeframe, and the assessment of youth is a crucial process for determining the appropriate intervention and potential need for restraints based on behavior and risk factors. Each of these is rooted in the practice of ensuring safety and accountability in managing challenging behaviors.