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Jodi Hildebrandt is under scrutiny for her controversial therapy practices and subsequent shift to a less regulated role as a life coach, raising serious concerns about her professional ethics.

Jodi's Manipulative Techniques in Therapy

Jodi is accused of using scare tactics and control mechanisms within her therapeutic practice, often crossing personal and professional boundaries.

Jodi Accuses Clients of "Addictions" and "Sins" Without Evidence

Jodi Hildebrandt has a habit of accusing clients of addictions—everything from food to reading religious texts excessively—without tangible evidence. She also uses the necessity to avoid thinking about certain imagery, such as that on magazines, as proof of being a sex addict. Such baseless allegations have affected clients like Adam, who faced heinous accusations in the absence of proof.

Jodi Urges Clients to Isolate From Family and Friends, Relying On Her

Hildebrandt's manipulative techniques further extend to isolating her clients. She convinces Mary, a client, of her husband Adam's unacceptable behavior and pushes her to set boundaries, thus urging a rift between couples. She instructed Adam and his wife not to communicate directly, asserting that breaking the relationship was necessary to rebuild it. Additionally, she encouraged the wife of another husband to push for a divorce during a sensitive period, further isolating him.

Jodi Exploits Clients' Mental Health Struggles to Control Them

Jodi blurs professional boundaries by moving in with the Frankie family under the pretense of her house being haunted. Jodi's presence disrupts the family dynamics, even displacing family members from their rooms. Furthermore, she exploits the vulnerabilities of clients, such as Adam's PTSD, confusing him with vague accusations that every action stems from addiction. Hildebrandt is also known to apply group pressure to punish husbands for confessed behaviors in group sessions, and she claimed to require support from her clients during her own self-declared mental health crises.

Jodi's License Suspension and Shift to Life Coaching

Following ethical breaches, Hildebrandt faced professional consequences but managed to recommence her work as a life coach.

Jodi's "Connections" Business Allows Fewer Ethical Constraints

With her therapy license suspended, Jodi Hildebrandt transitions to life coaching, calling herself a "mental fit ...

Adam's journey from being a victim of abuse to being branded as an abuser reveals the intricate and often destructive complexities within systems of justice, perception, and support.

Adam's Abuse and Quest For Justice

Adam was abused by a scout leader who also held a position in the LDS Church at a Boy Scouts camp. As one of the biggest whistleblowers of the LDS Church's abuse cases, his attempts at exposing the abuse ironically led to being shunned and dismissed by the institution meant to protect him.

Adam's Past Impacts Marriage and Custody Battle

Adam Paul Steed's history as a victim of abuse significantly affected his later life, especially his marriage. His past was instrumentalized against him in a vicious custody battle. His childhood trauma was used to argue that he was unfit to be a father, leading to a 500-page honor code file at BYU, potential expulsion from college, and a problematic divorce. Adam is now facing a precarious situation, with severe implications on his legal standing, financial situation, custody rights, and reputation.

Mary Misled By Jodi, Making False Claims Against Adam

Jodi Hildebrandt, a therapist, influenced Mary's perception of Adam, leading her to believe he was a dangerous sexual predator. Allegations arose without verifiable evidence, further aggravating Adam's already delicate situation. Jodi's guidance not only appeared to manipulate Mary's thinking but also suggested a potential collusion in fabricating evidence against Adam. Manipulative counseling and questionable collusion between Mary and Jodi ...

Jodie Hildebrandt's career as a licensed therapist is marred by accounts of abuse and exploitation, particularly concerning her niece, Jesse, and vulnerable Mormon clients.

Jodi's Religious and Psychological Abuse of Niece

Jodi Isolates Jesse and Forces Confession of Fabricated "Sins"

Jodi Hildebrandt isolated her 14-year-old niece, Jesse, at a family gathering, taking them to "fix" them, implying coercion into confessing fabricated "sins." Jesse, who has always been inquisitive by nature and was raised in a strict LDS environment, was pressured by Jodi to confess to "sins" and "addictions" they didn't commit. Jodi, leveraging her authority as a therapist, confiscated Jesse to a room, instructing them to write down their sins daily and would force Jesse to make up sins to appease her demands.

Jodi Physically Tortures Jesse to "Fix" Them

Jodi physically tortured Jesse as part of her abusive tactics. She made Jesse run on Hell Hole Pass Road for their "sins," punishes them for a fabricated sexual history, and used the threat of hell to motivate compliance. Jesse describes having to run up and down mountains as penance for attempting to escape, endure freezing temperatures on a balcony, and sleep in a windowless room on a floor at Jodi's office. When Jesse resisted these abuses, Jodi punched Jesse, knocking them down. Jesse also was made to wear duct tape over their mouth, being labeled a liar, and they were forced to beg for forgiveness in humiliating ways.

Jodi Uses Authority to Discredit and Control Jesse

Jodi leveraged her legal authority over Jesse, who was terrified at family events and frequently attempted to escape. Jodi falsely claimed to family members that Jesse was a dangerous individual, bordering on murderous, and manipulated Jesse to lie to church members to protect her narrative. Jodi's power allowed her to make Jesse sleep in inadequate and unsafe conditions, falsely reassuring Jesse's parents about their wellbeing.

Jodi's Exploitation of Vulnerable Mormon Clients

Jodi Targets LDS Clients, Leveraging Church Resources

Jodi Hildebrandt is known for exploiting her status, particularly within the LDS community, over the past two decades. Using her connections, Jodi attracted many clients referred by church bishops, with the LDS church covering therapy costs through tithes. Jessie noticed that most of Jodi's clients emerged from such recommendations. Moreover, through a company called Life Star, she further leveraged these connections, causing a conflict of interest ...