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From MS-NBC
“I am told that this whole thing started when the boy went to a therapist and started talking to the therapist,” says Levin. “And certain things were said that alarmed the therapist. Under California law, he has a duty to contact authorities if the therapist either believes or has reason to believe that there’s child abuse. And that’s what the therapist felt.”
I don't know about MJ in all of this, but I do know that I do NOT trust anything that comes from the couch of a therapist.
And before anyone rushes to defend therapy...no I have never been, no this is not based on anything more than a gut feeling, yes I am glad that therapy works for some folks, etc. etc.
Mainly I guess I'm too afraid of false memory to trust therapy. Especially on a young child who has apperently been previously abused by his father.
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