“Thank You, Dr. Ron”
Posted: November 16, 2011 Filed under: adoption, care for children international, cognitive neuroscience, Federici, neuropsychological evaluation, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici | Tags: adoption, autism, child psychology, child therapy, orphanage, ron federici, Ronald Federici Leave a comment »Dear Dr. Ron,
We cannot thank you enough for your help with <name redacted>! We saw immediate results the day we left the office and our family members are even commenting on it! We ordered all the books you recommended, and can’t wait to get into them. We did each have to put <name redacted> in safety holds the first day home, but not since.
We are in the process of talking with the kelly autism program- but they don’t take kids till age 7. We have an option of going to the “big red school” (same program but for preschoolers and kindergarteners) but they can only get him in one day a week for 3 hours- and he may not get in in January. But we are still looking into preschools, and in home services. Along with finding new jobs, etc.
All this to say, we already see great strides happening and our family has more hope now thanks to you! You were such an answer to all our questions and prayers!
Hope the horses still aren’t trying to escape! 
Sincerely,
<names redacted>
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Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 7 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, angelina jolie, belarus, charly d. miller, Federici, fetal alcohol syndrome, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, neuropsychology, post traumatic stress disorder, romania, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption | Tags: belarus, bucharest, care for children international, charly d. miller, crimea, international adoption, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, moscow, neuropsychology, odessa, romania, Ronald Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption, yalta Leave a comment »
Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
1. Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
2. Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
3. Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
4. Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
5. Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 6 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, angelina jolie, belarus, charly d. miller, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology, romania, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption | Tags: adoption, belarus, charly d. miller, child psychology, international adoption, jean mercer, kazakhstan, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, neuropsychology, ptsd, romania, ron federici, Ronald Federici, russia, ukraine Leave a comment »
Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
1. Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
2. Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
3. Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
4. Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
5. Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 4 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, charly d. miller, Federici, help for the hopeless child, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, post traumatic stress disorder, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici | Tags: charly d. miller, dianetics, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, roger callahan, Ronald Federici, russian adoptions, scientology, thought field therapy, voice technology Leave a comment »
Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
1. Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
2. Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
3. Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
4. Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
5. Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 3 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, angelina jolie, belarus, charly d. miller, cognitive neuroscience, Federici, fetal alcohol syndrome, google search, institutional autism, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, neuropsychological evaluation, neuropsychology, orphanage, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology, ptsd, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption, uzbekistan | Tags: background check, charly d. miller, criminal record, dianetics, international adoption, internet defamation, jean mercer, larry sarner, monica pignotti, ron federici, Ronald Federici, scientology Leave a comment »Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
1. Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
2. Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
3. Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
4. Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
5. Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 2 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, american board of professional neuropsychology, care for children international, charly d. miller, Federici, fetal alcohol syndrome, google search, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, neuropsychological evaluation, neuropsychology, orphanage, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology, ptsd, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici, social deprivation, ukrainian adoption | Tags: charly d. miller, criminal record, florida state university, international adoption, internet defamation, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, peter paul luce, ron federici, Ronald Federici, voting machines Leave a comment »
Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
1. Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
2. Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
3. Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
4. Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
5. Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Dr. Ronald Federici Answers His Critics: Part 1 of 7
Posted: October 23, 2011 Filed under: adoption, care for children international, charly d. miller, Federici, fetal alcohol syndrome, google search, help for the hopeless child, jean mercer, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici | Tags: charly d. miller, dianetics, jean mercer, l. ron hubbard, larry sarner, linda rosa, monica pignotti, pseudoscience, quackery, Ronald Federici, scientology, voting machines Leave a comment »
Dr. Ronald Federici has been unjustly criticized by a fringe group of “internet vigilantes” who are the self-appointed watchdogs of international adoptions.
This group has consisted, at various times, of the following individuals:
- Larry Sarner; Sarner is a mathematician by training. He was involved in a financial scandal involving his non-working designs for voting machines. This scandal resulted in Sarner’s bankruptcy. Sarner is not well respected in either the scientific or critical communities.
- Linda Rosa; Rosa is Sarner’s wife, who ended up in bankruptcy with him.
- Jean Mercer; Mercer is a former professor of psychology. She never obtained a clinical license, so she has never seen or treated a patient. Her blogging contract with Psychology Today was terminated as she was using her blog for defamatory purposes.
- Charly D. Miller: Miller is a retired paramedic and ambulance driver. She has has been relieved of positions for drinking on the job and violating patient confidentiality. She has been successfully sued for defaming a physician.
- Monica Pignotti: Pignotti is a former Scientologist and practitioner of Roger Callahan’s Thought Field Therapy and Voice Technology. She spends a great deal of time on the Internet participating in attacks on a wide range of mental health practitioners.
These people would have you believe Dr. Federici has an extensive criminal record. Apart from a few traffic tickets, this is untrue. You are invited not only to read his response, but also to conduct your own research!
Ronald Federici Testimonials
Posted: September 10, 2011 Filed under: adoption, care for children international, Federici, fetal alcohol syndrome, help for the hopeless child, institutional autism, neuropsychological evaluation, neuropsychology, orphanage, post traumatic stress disorder, ron federici, ron s. federici, Ronald Federici, Ronald S. Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption | Tags: adopted child, adopted children, child psychology, international adoption, orphan, orphanage, psychology, Ronald Federici, russia, russian adoption, ukraine, ukrainian adoption Leave a comment »You can read some firsthand accounts of how my families are doing here.
