External Therapeutic Leave Sample Clauses

External Therapeutic Leave. External Therapeutic Leave may be granted to a consumer as part of their rehabilitation program and recovery journey. Therapeutic Leave is developed in collaboration with the consumer and carer, if relevant, as part of the Treatment, Placement, Restrictions, Implementation, Monitoring (TPRIM). Leave is an important component when preparing for a consumer’s care to be transferred to a less secure mental health facility or to community based care and treatment. There are four types of internal ground leave: Escorted, Escorted in Group, Supervised Group and Unescorted Each type is explained in Attachments 3 and 4. Back to Table of Contents Section 3 –Consumer Mental Health Order and Correctional Status When considering potential leave for a consumer, the legal status of a consumer must be considered first. This refers to both the status of the consumer under the Mental Health Act 2015 as well as the status of the consumer in terms of any correctional or custodial orders imposed by a court. A description of each type of leave is set out below according to the status of the consumer. The specific consumer statuses include: Consumers on a Mental Health Order (Psychiatric Treatment Order (PTO) or Community Care Order (CCO) who are on a community corrections order Consumers on a Forensic Mental Health Order (Forensic Psychiatric Treatment Order (FPTO) or Forensic Community Care Order (FCCO) and on a community corrections order Correctional detainees who have been voluntarily transferred to DMHU (s 135 correctional transfer, Mental Health ACT 2015 or court-ordered detention under Part 13 of the Crimes Act without ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal (ACAT) making a MHO or FMHO after review under Mental Health Act s 180) Consumers who are Corrections detainees and subject to a MHO (PTO or CCO) or FMHO (FPTO or FCCO), including forensic patients who are subject to a MHO or FMHO.
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