Therapist Communications Clause Samples

Therapist Communications. Your therapist may need to communicate with you by telephone, e-mail, mail, or other means. Please indicate your preference by so indicating on the Intake Form you have filled out. Please be sure to inform your therapist if you do not wish to be contacted at a particular time or place, or by a particular means. Additional Charges: Your therapist is not agreeable to appearing in court or providing testimony by way of deposition or declaration. Specifically, your therapist is client’s treating mental health care professional and will not testify in an expert capacity or as an advocate in any legal proceeding client may be or become involved in. However, in the event your therapist is compelled or ordered by the court to provide records or testimony, you hereby agree to pay your therapist for the following:

Therapist Communications. Your therapist may need to communicate with you by telephone, mail, or other means. Please indicate your preference by checking one of the choices listed below. Please be sure to inform your therapist if you do not wish to be contacted at a particular time or place, or by a particular means. About the Therapy Process It is your therapist’s intention to provide services that will assist you in reaching your goals. Based upon the information that you provide to your therapist and the specifics of your situation, your therapist will provide recommendations to you regarding your treatment. She believes that therapist and patients are partners in the therapeutic process. You have the right to agree or disagree with your therapist’s recommendations. Your therapist will also periodically provide feedback to you regarding your progress and will invite your participation in the discussion. Due to the varying nature and severity of problems and the individuality of each patient, your therapist is unable to predict the length of your therapy or to guarantee a specific outcome or result.