Jenny CaldwellChildress

HIPPAA violations. Multiple reports to Arkansas Social Work Licensing Board. Jenny Caldwell Childress was a counselor involved in my family/custody situation, and I have serious concerns about how her role affected my case. I reported concerns to her about my circumstances, but instead of feeling supported, I believe her involvement ultimately contributed to allegations being made against me. She made a CPS report concerning conditions in my home, including an issue involving a young rescued Corgi that was still being house-trained and marking inside. I maintain that the allegations were unfounded and did not result in CPS opening an investigation, yet information surrounding the report was later used in the custody proceedings against me. Childress has maintained that she was acting in her professional capacity and fulfilling her mandated-reporting obligations. My concern is that the boundaries between her role as a counselor, her role as a mandated reporter, and her subsequent involvement in an adversarial family-court matter became blurred. I have also raised concerns regarding confidentiality and the handling of my private information and have pursued those concerns through appropriate complaint and legal processes. From my perspective, her involvement illustrates one of the central problems I experienced in this case: a professional who entered the situation through a therapeutic role ultimately became a significant court actor whose actions had consequences far beyond counseling.

Lied on the stand Simi lied in depos Changed her story at final hearing Knew how bad my situation was but sided with other side Here is my complaint sent to her board: Jennifer Ozment Caldwell Level: LCSW License Number: 1719-C Date Issued: 8/23/2002 Expiration: 8/31/2026 Dear Arkansas, Social Work Licensing Board: I am writing to file a formal complaint against Jennifer Ozment Caldwell, who served as a co-parenting therapist for myself and Patryk Janiszewski in connection with Pulaski County Circuit Court case. I believe she has violated professional and ethical standards as described below. Jenny Caldwell a licensed social worker in Arkansas, the governing law is the Arkansas Social Work Licensing Act (Ark. Code Ann. § 17-103-101 et seq.) and the rules enforced by the Arkansas Social Work Licensing Board. Summary of Concerns: False Testimony: On [Jan 2026, June 2025, and Dec 2025], during sworn testimony in Depositions and court hearings, Jenny Caldwell made statements that I believe were knowingly false and knowingly misrepresented facts relevant to my custody case. Breach of Professional Ethics: These actions appear to violate the ethical standards set by Arkansas Social Work Licensing Act and Arkansas Social Work Licensing Board. Specifically, about honesty, objectivity, and impartiality in court-involved work. Legal advice and then lying about it. Dishonesty Biased HIPPA violations. No receipts: I received one bill from Jenny Caldwell (because it was to be paid before she would show to depos). Jenny would never provide receipts, nor did she