Two patients from Meadow Unit at Warneford Hospital said staff sometimes threatened to restrain them, while two patients at Highfield and Marlborough House reported negative experiences during restraint.
Inspectors also found staff did not ensure patients were monitored after they had been tranquilised.
The report said the 10 patients they spoke to across the wards did not feel involved in their care plans and said they were too generic or did not reflect their wishes. Two said they felt punished if they did not comply, the CQC reported.
In terms of the areas which the trust was rated as “good”, the range of care and treatment options available included accessing specialists, time to exercise and opportunities for music, nature and animal therapy.
The CQC also found patients were supported by an experienced, qualified team with the right skills and knowledge to meet their needs and staff treated young people with dignity and respect.