Pricing and Policies

All private information collected about the client in the course of therapy will be treated as highly confidential and no information about the client will be isclosed without consent. Exceptions to patient confidentiality include, but are not limited to: • Danger to self or others. If your counselor believes you intend to harm yourself or someone else, your counselor is bound by laws and ethics to take steps to prevent that harm from occurring. • If you are a minor (under age 19), your parents or legal guardian(s) have access to your records and discretion over them. • If you disclose abuse or neglect of a child, an elderly person, or anyone who is similarly defenseless, your counselor is required by law to report the abuse. • If you are in a group counseling setting, your counselor must still maintain confidentiality of the group. However, your counselor cannot guarantee that group members will also maintain confidentiality. • If a third party issues a lawful subpoena for your records, your counselor may be legally obligated to disclose your records. Your counselor will ensure you are notified of any subpoena and, as required by law, take steps to ensure the records are produced subject to a protective order.