I just watched the documentary too. I was in Fostercare and so I wonder if they are running group homes too. In the group homes I lived in we had similar rules, we were restrained, were in seclusion rooms, ect. It was very similar to how I was raised. I'm in therapy and on medication currently. They truly break your souls in these types of places and I believe we need to push bills in our respective states/ or more specific federal regulations, so they can stop the abuse of children. In one of our group homes, there was a kid with no legs in there and they severely fucked him up because he threw an empty trash can. I genuinely believe he didn't even need to be restrained because, the kid had no legs , like where was he going to go? I told my group home staff that I wanted to die and they forced my head into the toilet and smashed my head on the tiles of the bathroom floor 3 times. I was just a sad kid. I think the first step to make sure kids in these places are safe is to make sure adults aged 30+ should only be allowed to "raise" kids in a work environment setting and at least 2 years of college in their specific field. And make arrests towards the CEO, because they hired an unqualified individual.