SEX IN THERAPY IS RUINOUS!!!

Can a Therapist have Sex with a Patient in Connecticut?

No.?In Connecticut, it’s often considered to be Statutory Rape or Sex Assault in the Second Degree, for a psychotherapist to have sex with his or her patient.?Connecticut criminal law?§ 53a-71?prohibits psychotherapists from having sex with their patients during a therapy session under any circumstances.?It also prohibits psychotherapists from having sex with their patients – and even former patients – outside of a therapy session if the patient is emotionally dependent on the therapist.

If my psychologist lived a little ways away he would be JAILED! And the other two that aided and abated him would be in serious trouble!

Dr. Richard Geist and Dr. Jeffrey Fortgang BOTH encouraged this "Statutory Rape" My family and I have suffered and am STILL suffering the repercussions from this! PLEASE let's try to write congress and get a bill to make Massachusetts have the same LAW that Connecticut does so these sick therapists can be locked away!!!