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Compassionate conversations after restrictive interventions can help mental health patients feel heard and regain a sense of control. David Pereiras/Shutterstock

Restraint can leave mental health patients traumatised. New research reveals what they need afterwards

Nutmeg Hallett, University of Birmingham and John Baker, University of Leeds

New research suggests that the support patients receive after being restrained can affect how safe they feel and whether they regain trust in their care.

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