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They are overused and I can say that with great confidence because I work on a lot of cases of

routine restraint and seclusion. It happens in public schools, it happens in private schools, it happens in

residential programs, it's pretty ubiquitous and anyone who has a kid who has any type of behavior has likely had their

child at least partially restrained at some point in their school career.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and

supporting parents raising differently wire kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reiber. My guest for

today's episode is Robin Rassigno, a PhD candidate in education at the Rutgers School

of Education who specializes in the history of autism intervention in the U.S.

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