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Originally Posted by Pennster
This seems a very strange policy. It seems very unwise to terminate all family members based on the actions of only some of its members, for a start. And that's just bizarre that every member of the family wasn't given a warning letter to alert you that your therapy was at risk.
I would not want to work with an agency like this at all - they seem weirdly punitive and controlling. But I can understand the tough spot you are in- I would definitely appeal to your therapist and also have your husband talk to his about the ways the organization failed in its implementation of this policy, and the overall unfairness of it.
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My therapist and my husband's own the practice and have always been very lenient about things. This year they brought on 3 new counselors and I think they made some complaints to the office manager who proposed this new policy. Even if I don't get to go back I have strongly urged them to consider changing this with a mind to how ethical it is. I seems like it is based on how regular doctors work.