'Perfectionist' schoolteacher allegedly ended her life after occupational therapist diagnosed her as "emotionally immature"
Chelsey Peart, 27, was told she was 'emotionally immature' by an occupational therapist, a diagnosis that 'changed her completely'
Just weeks after an occupational therapist wrote in a report that Chelsey Peart was "emotionally immature", the school teacher, known as a 'perfectionist' by many, took her own life.
It is being said that the 27-year-old "changed completely" after reading the report, which a coroner concluded, "had a very detrimental effect on Mrs. Peart's wellbeing."
On April 11, Chelsey's husband Mark found her hanging at their residence in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. While Mark tried all he could to save his wife, even performing CPR until paramedics arrived, Chelsey was pronounced dead at the scene. Mark is a firefighter by profession.