I spent a few years helping licensing boards and attorneys assist mind mavens with various credentials get help, often through suspension or revocation of licenses. Good for them, good for the public.

One particular clinical psychologist comes to mind in the midwest who had done perhaps 200 custody evaluations. Like BRO he didn't need MMPIs or other diagnostic tools, and although he conducted them for his files, he routinely disregarded them.

I assisted the attorney whose client he torpedoed. His opinions were abominations. The state board of that state put a permanent practice restriction on his license forbidding his opining on children or parenting in any court anywhere. God only knows how much damage he did.

A few years later he hit the radar again - this time involving hanky panky with a client - and wound up with no license.

I gently suggest you find a better expert to support....one who actually understand his limitations and profession......God bless....