Do you know people who chronically complain but never change? Constantly have crisis and drama? Believe they are victims of the world and others and make excuses or pretend to take responsibility yet never ever make better choices? Mange to be enabled by others so they never have to change? You work hard every day at your job and pay taxes to enable this behavior with fraudulent mental health disability. In this book I will explain how fraud is embedded in some government mental health services that taxpayers’ support. Because of productivity measures for therapists, fraudulent diagnoses have inflated the statistics regarding the number of truly mentally ill people. Government funded mental health refuses to admit it has no treatment for immorality, yet it expects taxpayers’ to pay for more and more services for immoral individuals. We enable people with personality disorders to malinger and receive unnecessary entitlements for DECADES. The LA Times recently had an article that this is happening with half of all veterans malingering on disability. I provide in-depth detail on who personality disordered individuals are and how they behave, many of them are mass shooters. Most of these mass shooters and their parents have no idea their children have personality disorders. I discuss my day-to-day life as a therapist in a county mental health setting and my interaction with various types of clients so you can get a real insiders veiw. This book includes solutions based on my education and experience to solve some mental health problems pragmatically by lowering costs, offering solutions and improving safety. Many people in America have a desire to have others fail, sometimes their own children. There are actual behaviors and thinking styles that are in this book that parents can study with their children to help them defend themselves against potential criminals. PARENTS NEED TO READ THIS TO PROTECT THEIR CHILDREN!This book is for people who believe everyone, including those with a mental illness, are responsible for doing everything they can to be as healthy mentally, emotionally and physically as possible, in order to place less of a burden on others.