Harm to Self Sample Clauses

Harm to Self. If I believe that there is an imminent risk that a client will inflict serious physical harm or death on him/herself, or that immediate disclosure is required to provide for the client’s emergency health care needs, I may be required to take appropriate protective actions, including initiating hospitalization and/or notifying family members or others who can protect the client. • Court order. If you are involved in a court proceeding and a request is made for information concerning your diagnosis and treatment by an attorney or other similar person, I am not allowed to release such information without either your written authorization, or without an order signed by a judge (court order). If you are involved in or contemplating litigation, you should consult with your attorney to determine whether a court would be likely to order me to disclose information. Both federal and state laws protect the privacy of all communications between a client and a psychologist. In most situations, I am only allowed to release information about your treatment to others if you sign a written Authorization form that meets certain legal requirements imposed by federal law. In addition, I may need to speak with another therapist about your case, under the following situations: • When I am away from the office for a few days, I have a trusted fellow therapist “cover” for me. This therapist will be available to you in emergencies. Therefore, he or she needs to know about you. Of course, this therapist is bound by the same laws and rules as I am to protect your confidentiality. • In addition, I sometimes consult other therapists or other professionals about my clients. This helps me in giving high-quality treatment. These persons are also required to keep your information private. Your name will never be given to them, and they will be told only as much as they need to know to understand your situation.
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Harm to Self. If I believe that you are in imminent danger of harming yourself, I may legally break confidentiality. I may take actions such as calling the police or the county crisis team. I may be required to seek hospitalization for a patient, or contact family members or others who can provide protection. I will make every effort to fully discuss actions with you before taking action. If you reveal information about the impairment or sexual misconduct of another psychotherapist licensed in the State of Washington, I am required by law to report that conduct to the Department of Health. I will also attempt to report sexual misconduct of therapists licensed in other states although there may not be a law within that state regarding impairment of licensed mental health providers. Therapists do not have social or sexual relationships with clients or former clients because that would be harmful, unethical, illegal, and an abuse of power. Additional Potential Risks to Confidentiality Coverage. In the event I am leaving town or will in some way be unavailable, I may arrange for coverage with another therapist and may disclose confidential information to that individual so that they may reasonably provide any required assistance for you. I am occasionally off-the-grid or away and not using my phone or other means of contact, or I may not have another therapist on-call. If you are in need of urgent help or need to check in with someone and I am not immediately available: I encourage patients to use the 24-hour hotline of Crisis Connections in times of emotional crisis: 000-000-0000
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Harm to Self. If I believe there is an imminent risk that a patient will inflict serious physical harm or death on her/himself, or that immediate disclosure is required to provide for the patient’s emergency health care needs, I may be required to take appropriate protective actions, including initiating hospitalization and/or notifying family members or others who can protect the patient. Additionally, in the following situations no authorization is required:
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