Psychologist: Paislee Shultis may appear unharmed, but mental health still factor

While authorities say Paislee Shultis appeared in healthy condition when she was found in an Ulster County home, an expert says it’s important to consider impacts to her mental health.

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Feb 16, 2022, 3:13 AM

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Updated 1,091 days ago

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While authorities say Paislee Shultis appeared in healthy condition when she was found in an Ulster County home, an expert says it’s important to consider impacts to her mental health.

Psychologist Alexandra Stratyner says Paislee needs to have a strong support system from the adults now caring for her to help her handle what she went through.

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