I worked for Dr. Grad Flick for one month. I quit because I found many, many website addresses he had visited that pertained to child porn. I confronted him and all he did was shrug his shoulders, as if he didn't care. A friend of mine came to pick me up for lunch and saw the same thing.
Another psychologist in town stated that she had reported him before because a child patient she had once had told her that he used to see Dr. Flick but was uncomfortable with the way he was talking to him (without going into too many details.)
The child said he would lock the door of his office each time he saw him, which I can verify, since I worked there. He ALWAYS locked the door and there was no reason for it. He also had a partition in his office with toys hidden behind it. The child patient told the psychologist about this as well. I can verify that because I saw that partition and wondered why in the world he had it.
I reported him to the police. My friend who saw the names of the websites also gave a statement, as well as the psychologist who had reported him before. Even with all of this evidence, the judge would not grant a warrant to search his computer or office.
The psychologist had reported him before to the American Psychological Association, who sen her a letter a year later, stating they saw nothing wrong. I also wrote a letter a year ago and have received no response. He is still practicing child therapy and no one has even investigated this, even with all the reports. He writes books and deals mostly with ADHD kids. But BEWARE! The law doesn't care, the American Psychological Association doesn't care but the community definitly should!
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