[marvin19372]

I agree you made the right move in switching programs. Did you inform the school first?

However, I don't see anything actionable. If there is an agency that licenses or certifies these programs, I might report this to them. They may want to pull the license. If your daughter got in an accident, while driving after the session, then you might have a cause of action. But since there is none, I would just forget it and move on.

Yes, the situation was very frustrating and I don't believe my daughter was given effective treatment however there was nothing illegal or damaging done. The school was informed about our decision to switch programs but seemed to have a very bad attitude about us doing so. I know that this director placed several phone calls to the school which he was not asked to do but ultimately we did give authorization for . Again, we have no way of knowing what was a actually said or insinuated on the phone calls

[marvin19372]

Yes, the situation was very frustrating and I don't believe my daughter was given effective treatment however there was nothing illegal or damaging done. The school was informed about our
decision to switch programs but seemed to have a very bad attitude about us doing so. I know that this director placed several phone calls to the school which he was not asked to do but ultimately we did give authorization for . Again, we have no way of knowing what was a actually said or insinuated on the phone calls

We are planning on drafting a letter to the health care organization who's umbrella the program runs, so I just wanted to check out a few facts before doing so.
Thanks all!