Young v. Fairfax Printers, Inc.

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• holding that while ALJ was required to consider mental health counselors’ opinions as “other medical sources,” ALJ was not required to give their opinions controlling weight over opinions of “acceptable medical sources”
• stating that an ALJ is not required to give opinions from other medical sources controlling weight over the opinions of acceptable medical sources but is required to consider opinions of other medical sources
• finding counselors’ medical source statements were not entitled to controlling weight
• finding counselors’ medical source statements were not entitled to controlling weight

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).