People Who Have Fake Doctorates

Wednesday 9 December 2015

"Legendary Comedy Stage Hypnotist" Terry Stokes Arrested At Post High School Prom Event

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa (AP) — Police say a hypnotist hired to provide alcohol-free entertainment at a post high school prom event in Marshalltown was arrested for public intoxication.

The Marshalltown Police Department says 43-year-old Terry Woodward was taken into custody early Sunday. A message left for Woodward's attorney was not immediately returned Tuesday.

Woodward is accused of showing up drunk before a 3 a.m. after prom performance at the Marshalltown YMCA-YWCA. He was hired to perform for GMG High School.

Capt. Brian Batterson said people reported Woodward smelled like alcohol. He had no interaction with students before his arrest.

Woodward, whose stage name is Terry Stokes Jr., was hired through Entertainment Group, a talent agency based in Des Moines. The talent agency says he has been fired.

See the original story at http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/marshalltown-police-hypnotist-accused-of-public-intoxication/article_d0b33520-c553-11e3-9296-0019bb2963f4.html

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PhD Scammers

We created this blog to expose all of those individuals in the therapeutical professions who fraudently claim to have earned a doctorate. Anybody who claims to have a Doctorate in Clinical Hypnotherapy, or anything similar, or that includes the word, "Transpersonal," is a sham. This also includes individuals who claim to have a PhD, but will not tell you in what or from where. There are also individuals who will tell you that they have earned an "unaccredited degree," which is the same as NO DEGREE. Do not trust them, do not go to them, do not give them your money. They are lying to you from the start. If they have to LIE about their credentials, then they are lying about being able to help you. In the case of hypnotists, academic credentials are not necessary. However, when they wrongly claim have earned a doctoral degree when they haven't -that should raise RED flags indicating that something is clearly wrong. If your provider claims to have certain academic credentials, ALWAYS verify them first before giving them your valuable cash. One excellent source to verify schools and accrediting institutions is ope.ed.gov/accreditation/