[homealone]

Why did Ca. Dept of Consumer Affairs publish and distribute this?
Cut & paste; Tom S. in Tn.

www.dca.ca.gov/publications/proftherapy.shtml

[CantExplain]

Originally Posted by homealone

Why did Ca. Dept of Consumer Affairs publish and distribute this?

They want to protect the public from abusive therapists.

To educate the public and identify and explain the laws regarding therapy. It's an authoritative reference that people who have questions can use. Why do you ask?

[homealone]

Originally Posted by TheBunnyWithin

To educate the public and identify and explain the laws regarding therapy. It's an authoritative reference that people who have questions can use. Why do you ask?

I was raped as a result of a social workers malfeasance.
Why do you ask?Tom S. in Tn.

[homealone]

Originally Posted by CantExplain

They want to protect the public from abusive therapists.

If by the publication, sex with (a) so called professional(s) providing psychotherapy is abusive, then what is not abusive about this organization of accredited therapist created only to provide sex with clients of psychotherapy, both by intromission or touchy feely without?

www.surrogatetherapy.org/

I don't get it, but I am beginning to believe a large majority of psychotherapy professionals are abusive if they believe this type of conduct is acceptable within their profession, and especially if they refuse to acknowledge so and choose to look away, even if they do have a PhD.
Tom S.