Im taking a guess here that maybe they dont see those events as fabricated, even though you may see it that way. sometimes having mental disorders can tell us that treatment providers are against us, that treatment providers are making things up, when in actuality our perceiving this happening can be because of many different things like med problems, not taking meds as prescribed, the wrong medications, the nature of the nature of the mental disorder, how the brain latches on to negative elements of a situation and can twist it around,...gosh there are many different reasons why I have at times perceived my treatment providers as wrong, fabricating, and out to get me. sometimes it even is because of having psychosis, psychotic , delusional thoughts.

in general though i know that treatment providers do not fabricate events. they have to document all conversations/sessions with a client. that means they write down what the client says, does, believes, and whether that is part of their delusions\hallucinations\psychosis\mental disorders, whether they are taking their meds as prescribed and other documentations.

thats a good thing because if you really want to know what is going on you can. all you need to do is request a copy of your files. by USA mental health laws if you put the request in writing they must allow you to see your files and have them explained to you, in words that you can understand.

my suggestion set up an appointment and discuss these events with the treatment providers, have them explain to you how and why they are saying what ever they are about these events. you can also have another person present per American Disabilities Act, that you trust, that can ensure nothing strange is going on, that can verify what the treatment providers are saying and have wrote in your files.

based on your past posts Im taking a guess that you may have (just a guess not a diagnosis) recently been in what my treatment providers call psychosis, delusions (believing treatment providers have fabricated, and out to get me) when this has happened to me.

your treatment providers can tell you for sure / give you an actual diagnosis of whether you were having mental problems like this and what they were and if it led to the removal of your child.