My opinion is you should declare yourself a McKenzie friend. My rationale for this is that it gives the magistrate an opportunity to see your client present its case. You will have prepared the skeleton arguments for the client to present.
I suspect the magistrates will lean towards the granting of the order - “abundance of caution” etc., in spite of the evidence that you can produce. I don’t see why you could not produce the report from the clinical team, but I am not sure how persuasive it would be.
You can ask for a variation, cessation order after some months. I might wait about 6 but that a judgement for the client to make under advisement, when you would have more evidence of no inappropriate behaviour that might be persuasive to the magistrates, should the order be imposed at the first hearing.
I hope you prevail.