LESLIE ORICO PART OF HER FIRST MENTAL EVALUATION IN THE FIRST DIVORCE BENTON, Arkansas

She is very focused on her victimization, and as a result has not been an effective parent for her children. In her attempts to counter balance the domestic violence that she claimed, Leslie has gone overboard in being an indulgent parent and trying to give Madison whatever she wants to make her happy. Unfortunately, this focusing on her happiness has only escalated Madison’s aggressive behaviors. In attempting to defend her point of view and convince other’s of Gene’s aggressive and destructive behaviors, she too has inadvertently manipulated Madison against her father and has not shielded her from adult conversations regarding the custody issues. With the financial and emotional obstacles that Gene has progressively presented to her, Leslie has not been able to provide to her children the emotional stamina, emotional and physical availability, and consistency that they sorely need in their lives. She has not been consistent in educational or therapeutic needs for Madison and has not followed through with recommendations needed to improve Madison’s behaviors. Although both parents have significant limitations in their abilities to address the needs of the children, it is believed that Leslie is capable of making progress with necessary changes in her  methods once the stressors of the current custody issues are resolved. It is strongly recommended that Madison be under the close supervision of a child psychiatrist with continuation in weekly play therapy session. It is also recommended that Leslie have individual therapy to address her emotional codependence and the issues that placed her in this situation in the first place

MY DAUGHTER HAS NEVER GOTTEN THE HELP SHE NEEDS AND NOW SHE IS 10 AND GOING DOWN THE WRONG PATH IN LIFE BECAUSE LESLIE IS ONLY CONCERNED WITH HERSELF AND BREAKING UP FAMILIES.