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ASR's Violations of Massachusetts Education Law
TheWho:
--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---One needent look any further than the energy industry to see that deregulation spawns graft, fraud, waste and abuse.
Besides, there isn't any "creativity" needed for treatment. We have SCIENCE for that. Only TBS's suppress proven treatment because they don't want to pay the cost of professionals' salaries, so they get uneducated hacks to implement non-outcome based "treatment".
Mental health treatment is, and should be, regulated. It keeps patients safe and assures ethical, proven treatment methods.
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ASR has moved, over the years, to a clinical model and more outcome based "Teatment".
As you can see by some of my past posts, I have been on the fence with this issue. If a business is grossly out of line then regulation can serve to correct and bring them back on course by holding their feet to the fire. But other business do better without the restriction of state oversight
RobertBruce:
Yet you wont get specific on what regulations you believe will hurt ASR.
TheWho:
--- Quote from: ""RobertBruce"" ---Yet you wont get specific on what regulations you believe will hurt ASR.
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No, I dont have a specific rule or regulation that comes to mind.
Troll Control:
This is like saying "I hate blacks. Don't know why, just do."
If you can't point out regs that you think reduce "value", then you don't have any that you disagree with.
This is more of a Libertarian generalization than a specific issue. Just dogma without reason.
RobertBruce:
Well Cindy's political ideology lies somewhere between extreme libertarianism and mild anarchy. So this is to be expected.
So since ASR's staunchest supporter cant supply a single regulation that he believes will actually hurt ASR it looks as if we've firmly established that ASR being forced to become licensed and regulated is a positive thing across the board.
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