What are five types of restraint?

Five types of restraint include physical restraint, which involves the use of devices or methods to prevent movement; chemical restraint, which involves administering medications to sedate or control behavior; mechanical restraint, using equipment like straps or belts to restrict movement; environmental restraint, which limits access to certain areas or items; and seclusion, where an individual is isolated from others for safety or behavioral management. Each type serves different purposes in various settings, such as healthcare or correctional facilities.