The issue is that some people who really need help may not be in a great position to refuse whatever 'help' is available. Or even be in the right mindset to understand how their treatment is actually bad for them.
In a way, this kind of 'therapy' is abusive. I bet there are some patients out there who might have a case to sue.
The issue is that some people who really need help may not be in a great position to refuse whatever 'help' is available. Or even be in the right mindset to understand how their treatment is actually bad for them.
In a way, this kind of 'therapy' is abusive. I bet there are some patients out there who might have a case to sue.
The issue is that some people who really need help may not be in a great position to refuse whatever 'help' is available. Or even be in the right mindset to understand how their treatment is actually bad for them.
In a way, this kind of 'therapy' is abusive. I bet there are some patients out there who might have a case to sue.
Yes, for what seems to be medical malpractice.