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Originally Posted by Sarmas
. . . We know how to deal with her but it just gets frustrating at times. We have to adjust around her because therapists are never wrong.
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I really get this. And with the courts involved and all of that. . . Maybe/probably the therapist knows your parenting is the one that counts, but because of the legalities, which she may have forgotten when she was talking with you (

) she had to backtrack some.

And, yes, "therapists are never wrong" and if you're dealing with the courts then they will listen to a therapist more than a parent, especially if parents have opposing views.
I don't know this for a fact myself by my daughter has worked as a guardian ad litem in child custody cases and, yes, that's whose word the court will put the most weight on. Ugh.
But sounds like you're lucky overall? Just frustrating, I know. If the kids are doing well, or better, that's great!. Good for you, mom.