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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The things you are saying would cause me to be concerned. But what gives me pause is that your child reported them to a therapist who is a mandatory reporter and apparently the therapist is not concerned. And you reported them to your attorney who also doesn’t seem to be concerned. That does t make sense to me. [/quote] I'm a child and teen therapist and frequently make CPS calls. I generally don't notify the parents that I've done so, this can interfere with the investigation. It's totally at my discretion and there's not rule that I have to tell them. These investigations are slow and often CPS doesn't follow up. All that to say it's quite possible the therapist did report this and mom wouldn't know either way. [/quote] Would you have reported this case? [/quote]
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