
“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”
- Victor E. Frankl
Privacy and Confidentiality
Communication is both privileged and confidential. This means that without your written permission I cannot discuss your own, your family or child’s case orally or in writing, except with my clinical supervisor, (regular supervision is part of my clinical registration requirement with PACFA).
I have an ethical and legal obligation to break confidentiality under the following circumstances:
If there is a reason to believe there is an occurrence of child, elder or dependent adult abuse or neglect.
If there is reason to believe that your child or a member of your family has serious intent to harm themselves, someone else, or property by a violent act they may commit.
If requested by law to disclose counselling records.