A Lincoln psychological well being practitioner, therapist, and drug and alcohol counselor’s license was revoked because of allegations that she befriended a shopper and took hundreds of money and flights from them.
Jessica Stoley, proprietor of Zenliloquy, is just not dealing with legal prices, though she was sued final 12 months by a Lincoln couple over the identical allegations.
The revocation, a part of a settlement agreed by Stolley, who waived a listening to, will take impact on July 23, 10 days after the order and can proceed for 2 years, with reinstatement on the discretion of the division and upon approval of the Nebraska Board of Psychological Well being Observe and the Nebraska Board of Alcohol and Drug Counselors, in line with the order.
In a disciplinary petition filed in March, Nebraska Assistant Legal professional Basic Mindy Lester stated that each boards thought-about investigating the matter and made a advice to the Workplace of the Legal professional Basic.
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The allegations embody a former shopper of Stolley’s, who advised an investigator with the Division of Well being and Human Companies that she sought therapy in March 2019 after a panic assault and had seen her for about two months.
Quickly after beginning therapy at Zenliloquy, Stolley began texting her and so they started spending private time collectively, exchanging meals, buying and touring.
She advised the investigator that Summer time requested her for cash because of monetary problem. At Stolley’s request, she opened a joint checking account with Stolley and transferred funds to her on a number of events.
Lester stated Stoly used the cash within the account for journeys to New York and Washington, D.C. for each and for a visit for Stoly, two of her members of the family and a pal to go to Belize.
The earlier shopper paid Stolley to go to the salon and for over $13,000 in prices related to the supposed buy of a house in Maryland for shared use.
In November, months after she stopped seeing her for counseling, Stolley requested her up to now a two-year life teaching settlement that required charges of $120 per hour as much as three hours, $575 for half-day classes, and $975. for full day classes and $600 per day for journey, plus airfare and lodge lodging.
Lester stated when Stoley spoke to an HHS investigator, she stated she had not obtained any compensation for her life teaching companies.
The legal professional alleged that Stoley’s habits and her double relationship with a shopper constituted unprofessional in addition to “unethical or dishonest” habits and was grounds for self-discipline.
“Within the therapeutic relationship, licensees are conscious of the intimacy and tasks inherent within the therapeutic relationship and may keep away from actions that search to satisfy their private wants on the expense of purchasers,” she stated.
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