Lawyers for Melinda Duckett, the young mother who committed suicide after being interviewed by CNN's Nancy Grace, will not object to releasing Ms. Duckett's mental health treatment records, according to a report posted yesterday on OrlandoSentinel.com.
As reported last weekend on this blog, Duckett's family is suing Grace and CNN for inflicting emotional distress on the young woman when her toddler went missing in August 2006. She later killed herself. Duckett is considered the prime suspect in the disappearance of her child, who was never found.Sphere: Related Content
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- My name is Michael Jones and I'm a licensed and Board Certified psychotherapist with an office in Palmdale, California. I provide therapy to clients throughout California, in-office locally and online statewide. My specialties are the anxiety disorders, including OCD, PTSD, Panic Disorder and phobias. For nearly 10 years now I have been practicing psychotherapy, both inpatient and outpatient. Most of my time, though, is devoted to my private practice and continuing to research, write and speak publicly about mental health issues. I am also a forensic consultant on legal issues involving marriage and family therapists. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California (MFC 43599), a Board Certified Professional Counselor of the American Psychotherapy Association, and a Certified Forensic Consultant. I can be reached by phone locally at (661) 267-2510 or toll-free at 1-877-494-7152. You can visit me online at www.michaeljonestherapy.com.
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