Judith Henderson, a Golden Valley psychologist, has given up her license to practice after being accused of taking a patient shopping, traveling, dining, and theater excursions then billing the activities as therapy.

The Minnesota Board of Psychology says the 68-year-old charged more than $300,000 in fees to the patient over 10 years. Henderson does not admit or deny the allegations, but agreed to give up her license.

Ms. Henderson violated her professional relationship with the patient, the board stated, by extravagant socializing and then billing it as therapy. She allowed, and possibly encouraged, an inappropriate dependence by the patient.

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