Confidentiality and privacy in therapy refers to the protection of personal information shared by a client with their therapist during a therapy session. It involves keeping the information confidential and not disclosing it to anyone without the client's consent, except when required by law.
Therapists are legally and ethically obligated to maintain confidentiality in therapy. They are required to keep all information disclosed by their clients confidential unless there is a threat of harm to themselves or others, child abuse or neglect, or a court order that requires them to disclose information.
Therapists are legally and ethically obligated to maintain confidentiality in therapy. They are required to keep all information disclosed by their clients confidential unless there is a threat of harm to themselves or others, child abuse or neglect, or a court order that requires them to disclose information.
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