A member has contacted us to express his concerns about the above treatment centre and the questionable conduct of both its owner(?)/manager and another member of staff:
Care Quality Commission report (30th August 2014) on their services. They fail in two categories:
- Caring for people safely and protecting them from harm
- Staffing
This is the same Kenneth Milne who appears in the following Kent Online article (June 2014):
Not
a particularly auspicious recommendation!
Apparently
Kenneth (or Kenny to his friends – he must be running short on
those by now) is adopting a lower profile these days (presumably no
longer displaying his nether regions to the neighbours, which is
probably something of a relief for all concerned). Moreover we've
been told he has connections with both AA and CA (funny how CA keeps
on cropping up isn't it! See Harry K, Richard E).
But
he isn't the only 'loose cannon' on the premises. Another of Kenny's
colleagues (who shall remain anonymous ...for the time being at
least) is well known as an active cult member in both the West and
East Kent areas. Employed by Pathways as a general 'gofer' this
individual somehow acquired the view that his position qualified him
to be a counsellor (presumably through some mysterious form of
'osmosis'!). Unclear about the distinction between counselling
professionally (albeit unqualified and with absolutely no experience)
and 'sponsorship' he set himself up in some kind of hybrid role and
was charging a former client of Pathways House £10 per hour to take
him through the steps - something of a bargain we have to say when
compared with professional fees. But then you get what you pay for
don't you!
In
between fleecing other members he also does a bit of conveyancing (no
not that kind of conveyancing!) on the side taking punters to the
local hard core cult meetings – Friday Canterbury (Quaker) and
Dover Monday (not sure if we've come across that one before??).
Apparently the former was set up by some geezer called Bill (from
Strood – all part of the cult 'franchise') attracting such notables
as Laughing Chris (oh dear not another one - we've already got a
Happy Dennis on the books) and Arthur. Clearly giggling is permitted
in cult circles - but no speaking at meetings until you've got a
sponsor. And even then only to chant “happy, joyous and free” and
“my sponsor says this, and my sponsor says that” … right up to
the point where they finally crack!
Cheers
The
Fellas (Friends of Alcoholics Anonymous)
PS
Thanks to our correspondent
PPS For AA Minority Report 2013 click here
PPPS Plymouth Intergroup corruption
PPS For AA Minority Report 2013 click here
PPPS Plymouth Intergroup corruption



