Key to therapy being effective
Is your knowing that I will provide a safe, authentic, nonjudgmental environment, and my knowing that you are ready to be open and honest with yourself and with me. This may take time. Let's give this a chance and communicate regularly about how it's going.
What to know about Confidentiality
There are laws in place to protect the client's identity and confidentiality; information about our therapy cannot be disclosed without the client's written permission through signing a Release form. The following are exceptional scenarios in which the law would not apply:
-If a client plans to harm him/herself, I will make every effort to enlist his/her cooperation in ensuring safety. If the client does not cooperate, I will make best effort to ensure safety.
-A client threatens serious harm to an identified victim.
-Suspected child, dependent adult, or elder abuse.