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About Cerio Counseling Services
Stress Management, Parent / Child Issues, On-Site Psychiatric & Massage Referral, Nasw, Marriage / Couples Therapy, Grief Issues, Gambling, Depression / Mood Disorders, Anxiety / Panic Disorders, ADHD, Complete Counseling Services for Individuals & Families, Alcohol Ddp Evaluations, Addiction Issues
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paternal alienation and complicity of social workers
The office is a feminist cabal. A cult. It treats children without ever having consulted the father about disposition of the children. My son has been seen by this office many times but no one has bothered to contact me (our son's father) about his circumstances. A chil...d can't be treated unless the professional understands the circumstances of the child. A professional can't understand the circumstances of a child unless s/he has consulted both parents, particularly a father. This just makes sense. In my case, the mother has custody and our son who is being drugged into submission for ADHD or some nonsense like that. Drugs aren't going to help our son when he is exposed to his abusive mother day after day. His condition is not inherent to him but is the result of his mother's abusive, violent, dangerous and narcissistic and self-serving and psychopathic behavior. The mother has a long history of abusing our son but she would never disclose or confess this fact to this or any professional treating our son. And most professionals don't have the sense to ask. That's why it's important for medical or psychiatric professionals to consult both parents, particularly fathers. Too many fathers have been expelled from their children's lives by malicious and gatekeeping mothers and professionals like Cerio are complicit. I'd love to hear the mother's lie in response to Cerio when she asked, "Where's the boy's father?" If she even bothered to ask at all. Sounds like malpractice to me. Sounds like Cerio doesn't want to know the truth and just wants to make a lot of money predating upon innocent children and their fathers. Otherwise, she would have done the responsible and professional thing - consult the father. If it's not malpractice, then it is a very impractical and irresponsible way to treat patients. Especially children in this age of feminist driven divorce.