I am including a link to a short video called "Safety Without Seclusion and Restraint" that we produced last fall as part of a larger project on Trauma Informed Care. Although it doesn't necessarily focus on young children, the video highlights the importance of avoiding restrictive procedures whenever possible. The video also illustrates how some providers have changed their practices; implemented creative methods to keep staff and youth safe without re-traumatizing them; and, in the process, reduced staff turnover, staff and youth injuries, and costs. The link to the module where you can scroll down and find the video is http://gucchdtacenter.georgeto...medCare/Module2.html. We also did 2 webinars in collaboration with JBS International on this topic in November and December. The playback, powerpoint, and handouts can be found at http://gucchdtacenter.georgetown.edu/webinars.html . In addition, JBS International is taking the lead, in collaboration with us at Georgetown, to do a follow-up Q and A on this topic on February 24 from 1 to 2:30 and we invite folks to register for that at the following link: Click here to register for the webinar