This report focuses on promoting positive behaviour within the South Care Group, a health and social care setting. It examines relevant legislation concerning restrictive interventions, defining various interventions used to promote positive behaviour and emphasizing the importance of implementing the least restrictive intervention first. The report differentiates between proactive and reactive strategies, highlighting the significance of a person-centred approach. It outlines best practices for promoting positive behaviour, identifies types of challenging behaviours, and details steps to maintain dignity and respect during challenging incidents, as well as how to check on the well-being of an individual following such incidents. The report emphasizes the need for the South Care Group to evaluate strategies and policies to convert negative behaviours into positive ones, ultimately enhancing the welfare of individuals.