The Rugby-based centre, managed by Rebound ECD, was judged as "good" overall by Ofsted, with "outstanding" management, in a report published this week.
Inspectors said: "The use of physical control in care (PCC) at Rainsbrook has been reduced consistently each year for the last six years. This is a highly positive achievement. The decrease in the use of PCC ensures that young people are safer from injury, accident or abuse through the use of restraint."
Fifteen-year-old Gareth Myatt died after being restrained at Rainsbrook in April 2004.
The report said: "Rainsbrook STC continues to be a child centred organisation where reflective practice is routine."
Inspectors said the centre's employment of a qualified youth worker with his own budget was a "positive initiative" and praised the improvement in accessibility of clubs and activities since the last inspection.
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