Jill Jones-Soderman, Foundation for Child Victims of the Family Court Was told to pay her cash for therapy services and she would put in bills for double the amount to collect on. She never submitted bills. When asked for money back for non-performed svcs., she refused Nyack, New York
Jill Jones-Soderman was hired to perform mental health therapy. She did not perform what she said she would perform. She had me sign a memo of understanding, but did not perform her end of the bargain. She took several thousand in cash, and told me she did this so it wouldn't have to be reported for taxes and other things. She then told me she would submit bills to the insurance company for double the amount and I would get my money soon. Never submitted bills. During conversation about federal suits that are on the internet, she told me she filed these as misdirection against the states and discipline boards to cover-up investigations against her, and to see if she could win a "pay-day".
Woman is a fraud and tax cheat. She is very convincing and talks a good game. But, when it came time to perform services, it was like she didn't know what she was doing and didn't care. She was only interested in taking my money, in cash, so she wouldn't have to show it or declare it.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Truth10101
United States of AmericaNo way.
#5Consumer Comment
Sat, October 01, 2011
I have known Jill for over twenty years, first as a patient and then my entire family used her as our family therapist. She is an amazing therapist. Unfortunately, she took on some crazy people who have spread lies all over the internet. She was always above board - insurance, all of it. She is a gem.
Jeanski
Buffalo,New York,
USA
fraud?
#5Consumer Comment
Fri, June 11, 2010
If what you say is true, you need to report her to the Association for Social Workers. I can't post a link here, but you should be able to google it, and find the licensing agency for your state. They'll have a way to report ethical and legal violations.
Passaic County
Clifton,New Jersey,
United States of America
You assume too much
#5Author of original report
Fri, June 11, 2010
You're assuming I would have accepted this arrangement, or that I would commit a crime.
Flynrider
Phoenix,Arizona,
USA
Your hands appear to be a bit dirty.
#5Consumer Comment
Thu, June 10, 2010
"She then told me she would submit bills to the insurance company for double the amount and I would get my money soon. Never submitted bills. "
According to your claim, you were OK with commiting insurance fraud right up until the point where you didn't get paid. Doesn't do your credibility much good.