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A parent has provided a mental health professional a falsified document from the daycare provider? what should i do?
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Falsified document?: I'm not sure what kind of "falsified document" you mean. Also you haven't mentioned your relationship to the person the document is about. If you're concerned about the safety of a minor, though, you can report it to child protective services in your area. If you're the other parent of the child in question, you can also advise the mental health professional of your concerns.
Answered 2/13/2014
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