Wyatt Judy MFT

San Francisco, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 415-399-1856
Adresse :
870 Market St, San Francisco, CA, 94102
à l'angle de Cable Car Turnaround
Union Square
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
50 mPowell Street
50 mPowell
250 mBig Bus Tours Stop 6, Hilton Hotel
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Heure locale (San Francisco) 11:23 mercredi 25 juin 2025

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1 avis sur Wyatt Judy MFT

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Mountain View, CA
Judy Wyatt got off the hook because before I filed a complaint, I finally convinced Ms Wyatt — threatening her with the complaint — to give me her notes. She paid a transcription service to transcribe her illegible hand-​written notes and send me a typed up document. This happened 2 years after I discontinued seeing Ms Wyatt. The officer at the Office of Civil Rights was appalled, but explained to me that per their policy, a practitioner who remedies the problem by herself is not prosecuted. Of course, to not release the record for two years and then to release it only when threatened with a complaint, and all because of laziness (Wyatt did not want to type up her own notes) IS appalling.