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Who knows Dean Vause - lets have some facts here too
velvet2000:
I'm sorry to argue with you that you do or do not know someone, but what you are doing is saying that I need to do my research even though you refuse to do any, and then argueing that I must have lied about doing my research, even though you refuse to check up on it! Again, I encourage you to go ahead and call TUI and ask who they give their information too. Because I was a patient of Dean's I was allowed that information.
I've always acknowledged that Dean does have a PH.D, and stated what he did in order to gain it. However when I was under Dean's care he claimed to be a psychologist, and he is not allowed to call himself a psychologist. He is allowed to say that he has a Ph.D. under educational psychology. I discredit the work that he put into it because I know people who helped write those many pages, which became the AARC workbooks, and feel that when I am under a doctors care I am in better care when the doctor completed their schoolwork themselves.
It is clearly not an "obsession" about someones educational history when you feel that you've been mistreated by a proffesional. It's no different than seeing a G.P. who turns out to have only recieved their doctorate in homeopathic.
Like we've stated on this board before, if you feel that you know him so well and you are eager to stand up for him, what harm would it possibly do you to make a few five minute phone calls?
Regarding the slander, no time for this board thing, Dean has come to these boards and posted and viewed the site over three times a day, simple as that. Of course it would be of his interest to sue me if I was slandering him because it would be bad for business, and because if I was slandering him here in print for the whole world to see it would be a quick and easy case.
Antigen:
...how Velvet came about the decision to move the AARC forum over to Fornits to begin with. Remember, Dean? When you or one of your cult members fraudulently claimed copyright on the acronym, "AARC", causing CoolBoard to shut down the forum?
What's the first and most impotent rule, Deany Weenie?
TheFACTS about DEANV:
Good luck girls you are going to go far . . . to where is the question!!!!
Anonymous:
I agree with the above positive characterization of Dean. I was in treatment when he did he did his Phd. In fact I know the accredited psychologist who veted it very well. I watched Dean work on that thesis day and night, run 3 or more raps a day for 7 days a week. I met all of the phds who were on his clinical committee, acclaimed academics like Dr. Lewis Andrews. Dean worked extremely hard to get where he is and continues to do so. But then again character assassinataion by the anonymous is always the burden of the successful. Who am I? I am an AARC graduate, 10 years sober, a father, husband, tax payer, successful business man and active AA member. God Bless.
velvet2000:
Then you also know the other kids who spent a lot of time working on those workbooks/thesis. Next time you go to your G.P. or any other doctor ask them how they feel about that way of obtaining a doctorate.
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