I couldn’t wait until the next “A LITTLE THIS-A…” posting to report an article I discovered on the home page of my email provider Mail.com titled “Dr. Phil Criticized for Britney Brouhaha”.
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According to the article, the professional psychiatric community has echoed my concerns about the jury consultant’s intrusion into Britney’s problems. The article quotes Dr. Jeffrey Sugar, chief of child and adolescent psychiatry, crisis and emergency service for the University of Southern California (who, by the way, does not have his own talk show):
"It's true people sometimes need to be placed under involuntary mental health treatment because they can't take care of themselves. But there's a difference between being detained involuntarily for psychological treatment and being forced to endure Dr. Phil involuntarily."
TTYL
According to the article, the professional psychiatric community has echoed my concerns about the jury consultant’s intrusion into Britney’s problems. The article quotes Dr. Jeffrey Sugar, chief of child and adolescent psychiatry, crisis and emergency service for the University of Southern California (who, by the way, does not have his own talk show):
"It's true people sometimes need to be placed under involuntary mental health treatment because they can't take care of themselves. But there's a difference between being detained involuntarily for psychological treatment and being forced to endure Dr. Phil involuntarily."
TTYL
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