· 3/20/1986
Matter of Adoption of Embick
Citations
- 506 A.2d 455
- 351 Pa. Super. 491
- 1986 Pa. Super. LEXIS 10027
How courts have described this case
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- arguing that without the psychologist- client privilege, which encourages people to seek professional help for their mental and emotional problems, many people would simply forego therapeutic treatment.
- holding communications made by a mentally retarded mother to a psychologist were not made with any expectation of confidentiality, because psychologist indicated she had told her patient that the results would be shared with others
- holding communications made by a mentally retarded mother to a psychologist were not made with any expectation of confidentiality, because psychologist indicated she had told her patient that the results would be shared with others
- parents' \attitude is one of resistance predicated upon the erroneous notion that they are capable parents and need no outside assistance\
- parents’ “attitude is one of resistance predicated upon the erroneous notion that they are capable parents and need no outside assistance”
- in an involuntary termination case, the court must examine all evidentiary resources and conduct full and comprehensive hearing
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Judges: Rowley, Olszewski, Montemuro
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