Children and Young People Act 2008
537What is intensive therapy history?
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537 What is intensive therapy history? intensive therapy history, for a child or young person means written details of— (a) each intensive therapy order made for the child or young person; and (b) if the child or young person has been confined under an intensive therapy order—the following particulars relating to each period of confinement: (i) the director-general’s decision to confine the child or young person, and the reasons for the decision; (ii) when the period of confinement started and ended; (iii) where the child or young person was confined; (iv) the therapy, counselling or other service that was provided to the child or young person; (v) the review of the progress of the therapy, counselling or other service; (vi) the education that was provided to the child or young (vii) the supervision that was provided to the child or young (viii) the arrangements for the child’s or young person’s contact with, and the child’s or young person’s contact with— (A) family members; and (B) significant people for the child or young person; and (C) any other people; and (c) any other matter prescribed by regulation.