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    VibrantCare Rehabilitation

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Deborah Williamson, LMFT

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    It is nasty to only make assumptions and attack others with serious accusations. I am looking for a…read morepsychotherapist and happened upon Block B.'s ridiculous review. I would think this could be considered libel and you could be sued for it, as I think you should be. A horrible crime against your son does not give you the right to attack someone online so viciously, risk their career and livelihood, and put the blame on them for a criminal possibly receiving a lesser sentence or being acquitted. With only minutes of research you would have found your answer. From what I found, to get those notes you would have to at least get your son's consent, or a court order. If your son wanted that, the therapist might have been allowed to release the notes, but wouldn't have to by law unless the court ordered it. If the judge felt it might affect the outcome he would have likely pursued the court order. Here is some relevant text: "...While this exception allows providers to inform and involve parents in treatment when appropriate, it does not give providers a right to disclose medical records to parents without the minor's authorization. The provider can only share the minor's medical records with parents with a signed authorization from the minor. (Health & Saf. Code §§ 123110(a) 123115(a)(1); Civ. Code §§ 56.10, 56.11, 56.30; Welf. & Inst. Code § 5328. See also endnote(EXC).)" "Your therapist is only required to tell your parents if you are a danger to yourself or someone else." "...the parent does not have the right to view treatment notes unless a court orders otherwise. Professionals take psychotherapy notes to analyze the contents of a conversation. The notes are for personal use rather than official documentation." it is also ridiculous to consider her a conspirator in a rape because she refused to provide her notes, which could have set her up to lose her license and career, as well as make her vulnerable to criminal charges and serious civil liability. Before you attack someone, think and learn. I added a 5-star review compensate we are horribly unfair one-star review based on ignorance and anger about something someone had no control over.

    Deborah is simply amazing... she guided me into some deep healing using methods that I've never…read moreexperienced before... the results... self awareness, serenity and happiness. Thank you Deborah, I will never forget you.

    VibrantCare Rehabilitation - physicaltherapy - Updated September 2026

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