RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx’x profession require that she keep treatment records for at least 6 years. Please note that clinically relevant information from emails, texts, and faxes are part of the clinical records. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by Arizona State law. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx will release information to any agency/person you specify unless Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of Xx. Xxxxxxx’x profession require that s/he keep treatment records for at least seven (7) years. Please note that clinically relevant information from emails, texts, and faxes are part of the clinical records. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Xx. Xxxxxxx retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by Oregon or Washington law. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with Xx. Xxxxxxx. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Xx. Xxxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Xx. Xxxxxxx will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Xx. Xxxxxxx will release information to any agency/person you specify unless Xx. Xxxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy, Xx. Xxxxxxx will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of Xx. Xxxxxx’x profession require that she keep treatment records for at least 7 years. Please note that clinically relevant information from emails, texts, and faxes are part of the clinical records. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Xx. Xxxxxx retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by CA law. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with her. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Xx. Xxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Xx. Xxxxxx will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Xx. Xxxxxx will release information to any agency/person you specify unless she assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy, Xx. Xxxxxx will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx’x profession require that she keep treatment records for at least seven years. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by California law. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx will release information to any agency/ person you specify unless Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of family therapy, Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxx will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. The law and standards of my profession require that I keep treatment records/notes. You are entitled to receive a copy of your records unless I believe that seeing them would be emotionally damaging, in which case I will be happy to send them to a mental health professional of your choice. If this is something you wish to request, it is my preference and general practice to prepare a summary for you instead. Because these are professional records, they can be misinterpreted by and/or upsetting to some people. If you wish to see your records, I recommend that you review them in my presence so that we can discuss the content. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in couple or family therapy, I will release records only with signed authorizations from all of the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with me. As a patient, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when I assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, I will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, I will release information to any agency/person you specify unless I assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy, I will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of Monarch Counseling profession require that treatment records are kept for at least 7 years. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Monarch Counseling retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by Nebraska law. All records are kept together in a locked filing cabinet in a room that is locked at night. If you have concerns regarding your treatment records, please discuss them with Monarch Counseling. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Monarch Counseling assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Monarch Counseling will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Monarch Counseling will release information to any agency/person you specify unless Monarch Counseling assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couples and family therapy, Monarch Counseling will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of the social work profession require that she keep treatment records for at least 7 years. Unless otherwise agreed to be necessary, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx retains clinical records only as long as is mandated by Arizona law. If you have concerns regarding the treatment records, please discuss them with Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or when Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, and upon your request, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx will release information to any agency/person you specify unless she assesses that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment.
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. Both the law and the standards of my profession require that I keep appropriate treatment records. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, except in limited legal or emergency circumstances or I assess that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. In such a case, I will provide the records to an appropriate and legitimate mental health professional of your choice. Considering all of the above exclusions, if it is still appropriate, upon your request, I will release information to any agency/person you specify unless I assess that releasing such information might be harmful in any way. If I believe that you are at risk of killing yourself, then from both a therapeutic and a human perspective, my most important treatment goal is going to be to keep you safe and alive. With severe childhood trauma, it is not unusual for parts of you to come up in a flashback/trance state in which they think they are back then in the middle of the original trauma scene, and who might feel hopeless and suicidal – i.e., they might feel like their only way to get free is to commit suicide. At these times it can be difficult to distinguish that this is a part of you that feels this way and not all of you. The probability of suicidal parts coming up increases the more we get into the therapy, because it appears that the more difficult traumas tend to come up later. Therapeutically it is our job to help these parts become safe and to move them into a secure attachment. The suicidality then disappears for that part once they feel safe in a secure attachment. I will also encourage you to let significant others (family and friends) support you at times like this. And to help protect you, I may contact your family and friends to ask them to support you and to help to keep you safe. This is a vulnerable time for you, the client, when these parts come up in a suicidal state. In preparation for these times, I will be working with you to build support, especially with a new loving mom and dad, from other parts who are safe, and from significant others. Nonetheless, at times it may be necessary for you to voluntarily hospitalize yourself to ensure your safety and to keep you alive during these vulnerable suicidal periods. If it is unacceptable to you to voluntarily hospitalize yourself at times like this, then we probably need to find you another therapist. Telephone consultations between office visits are welcome. However, I...
RECORDS AND YOUR RIGHT TO REVIEW THEM. The standards of my profession require that I keep treatment records for at least seven years. As a client, you have the right to review or receive a summary of your records at any time, or to have your records released to someone else with your written permission. When more than one client is involved in treatment, such as in cases of couple and family therapy, I will release records only with signed authorizations from all the adults (or all those who legally can authorize such a release) involved in the treatment. Please refer to the Notice of Privacy Practices. $150.00 per 50-minute session or $95 for a 30-minute session. Family, marriage and cop-parenting sessions are $175 for 50-minutes and $115 for 30-minute sessions. Assessment sessions are $225 for 80 minute individual sessions and $250 for family, marriage and co-parenting sessions. Payments are due by the end of each session unless other arrangements have been made. Please notify me if any problems arise during the course of therapy regarding your ability to make timely payments. If possible, I will be happy to work out a payment plan with you. Clients who carry insurance should remember that professional services are rendered and charged to the client and not to the insurance company. I can provide you with a copy of your receipt for services, which you can then submit to your insurance company for reimbursement, if you so choose. You must be aware that submitting a mental health invoice for reimbursement carries a certain amount of risk because it becomes part of your permanent medical record. Additionally, not all issues/conditions/problems, which are dealt with in psychotherapy, are reimbursed by insurance companies. There are some insurance companies who may not cover tele-mental health. It is your responsibility to verify the specifics of your coverage. If your account is overdue (unpaid) and there is no written agreement on a payment plan, I may use legal or other means (courts, collection agencies, etc.) to obtain payment and any costs associated with collecting payments will be the responsibility of the client to pay. In addition, services will be terminated if timely payment is not made.
