MINOR CLIENTS. If the client is a minor, the parents are the holders of confidentiality, i.e., everything the minor tells the evaluator can be told to the parents. However, because privacy in is often crucial to successful evaluation, it is our policy to request an agreement from the parent(s) in which the parents agree to respect their child’s privacy. • To work most effectively with a minor, we request that the parent(s) permit the examiner to determine what will be disclosed to them. • If the treatment is for suicide prevention, chemical addiction/ dependency, or sexual, physical or emotional abuse, the law provides that parents may not access their child’s records. We do not regularly engage in court appearances. If you are involved in litigation of any kind and you inform the Court of our services, you may be waiving your right to keep your records confidential. If we must be involved in a court case, then you agree to the following:
MINOR CLIENTS. The adult accompanying a minor and the parents (or guardians) of the minor are responsible for full payment. For unaccompanied minors, non-emergency treatment will be denied unless services have been approved by the parents (or guardians) and payment has been made before or at the time of service in accordance with item number 3 above.
MINOR CLIENTS. At the discretion of Studio, minors may become a Client with written parental/guardian ap- proval (see signature line at the end of Agreement). Studio reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to require that any minor-Client be accompanied by their parent/guardian. Parents/guardians who sign this Agreement warrant that they are aware of the nature of Services provided by the Studio and that the minor-Client is physically able to use such Services.
MINOR CLIENTS. If the Client is a minor with no full legal capacity as at the day of entering into the Account Agreement, trans- acting with the current and savings accounts and funds deposited in the Accounts opened by the Bank under the Account Agreement is restricted as agreed in the Account Agreement.
MINOR CLIENTS. If the client is a minor, the parents are the holders of confidentiality, i.e., everything the minor tells the evaluator can be told to the parents. However, because privacy in is often crucial to successful evaluation, it is our policy to request an agreement from the parent(s) in which the parents agree to respect their child’s privacy. • To work most effectively with a minor, we request that the parent(s) permit the examiner to determine what will be disclosed to them. We do not regularly engage in court appearances. If you are involved in litigation of any kind and you inform the Court of our services, you may be waiving your right to keep your records confidential. If we must be involved in a court case, then you agree to the following:
MINOR CLIENTS. If the treatment is for suicide prevention, chemical addiction/ dependency, or sexual, physical or emotional abuse, the law provides that parents may not access their child’s records. • If the client is a minor, the parents are the holders of confidentiality, i.e., everything the minor tells the counselor can be told to the parents. However, because privacy in psychotherapy is often crucial to successful progress, it is our policy to request an agreement from the parent(s) in which the parents agree to respect their child’s privacy. • To work most effectively with a minor, we request that the parent(s) permit the counselor to determine what will be disclosed to them. We do not regularly engage in court appearances. If you are involved in litigation of any kind and you inform the Court of our services, you may be waiving your right to keep your records confidential. If we must be involved in a court case, then you agree to the following:
