Based on all terms below, please write a Brief Summary about them.

Confidentiality - the clients right to decide the time & circumstances under which to disclose personal bellets behaviors & opinions - a central factor underlying trust in the helping relationship will not be shared outside that relationship Privileged Communication - confidentiality is not eh same as privileged communication - privileged communication -- material may not divulged in court - defined 'protected relationships -- permission from client to share * Criteria for privileged communication - communications must be confidential - the therapist must be a licensed psychotherapist - communications must occur in the course of diagnosis or treatment - all practitioners should be aware of state & federal law, as it may vary Limits of confidentiality * should be shared at the onset of a professional relationship - Client has the right to waive privilege & disclose confidential material - cllent should be aware of conditions under which disclosure of information will occur - client is a danger to self or others - child abuse situations - Court orders Duty to war when it is determined a client presents serious danger to another - the therapist may warn the intended victim the therapist may warn others who may apprise the victim the therapist may call the police the therapist may take whatever steps reasonably necessary to warn the intended victim A challenge in Duty to warn - clients with HIV may be restart to see therapevtic treatment without the Assurance of confidentity - ethical codes may recommend breaking confidentiality in the client is unwilling or incapable of reducing the risk of infection to partners Laws vary on this issue of disclosure Mandated reporting - know the federal & your state laws - most states mandate that the following be reported - neglect - physical abuse -- psychological maltreatment -- Sexual abuse Confidentiality & record keeping * - therapists record should be maintained & utilized in a private 5 secure manier - educational records & FERPA - court ordered records - signed release - ethical grievances - Insurance claims & third parties Confidentiality & minors - typically parents & guardians give consent to treatment on the minor behalf - possible exceptions - married, armed services, treatment for substance abuse or sexually transmitted disease - good practice to get'assent from minors prior to release of information - considerations level of client understandin --- Culture -- FERPA Confidentiality & technology Considerations -records distance counseling - social media - using technology in the counseling proess - discussion of limitations of confidentiality when ng electronic records & transmissions Protecting Cuents & ourselves - with Landmark court cases & additional laws attempting to clarify foreseeable danger's Identifiable victim practitioners need to consider informing clients about possible breaches in confidentity w governing mandated reporting practitionen following ethical codes & acting in good at may be supported by mandates - inor the laws that where you practice Confidentiality - the clients right to decide the time & circumstances under which to disclose personal bellets behaviors & opinions - a central factor underlying trust in the helping relationship will not be shared outside that relationship Privileged Communication - confidentiality is not eh same as privileged communication - privileged communication -- material may not divulged in court - defined 'protected relationships -- permission from client to share * Criteria for privileged communication - communications must be confidential - the therapist must be a licensed psychotherapist - communications must occur in the course of diagnosis or treatment - all practitioners should be aware of state & federal law, as it may vary Limits of confidentiality * should be shared at the onset of a professional relationship - Client has the right to waive privilege & disclose confidential material - cllent should be aware of conditions under which disclosure of information will occur - client is a danger to self or others - child abuse situations - Court orders Duty to war when it is determined a client presents serious danger to another - the therapist may warn the intended victim the therapist may warn others who may apprise the victim the therapist may call the police the therapist may take whatever steps reasonably necessary to warn the intended victim A challenge in Duty to warn - clients with HIV may be restart to see therapevtic treatment without the Assurance of confidentity - ethical codes may recommend breaking confidentiality in the client is unwilling or incapable of reducing the risk of infection to partners Laws vary on this issue of disclosure Mandated reporting - know the federal & your state laws - most states mandate that the following be reported - neglect - physical abuse -- psychological maltreatment -- Sexual abuse Confidentiality & record keeping * - therapists record should be maintained & utilized in a private 5 secure manier - educational records & FERPA - court ordered records - signed release - ethical grievances - Insurance claims & third parties Confidentiality & minors - typically parents & guardians give consent to treatment on the minor behalf - possible exceptions - married, armed services, treatment for substance abuse or sexually transmitted disease - good practice to get'assent from minors prior to release of information - considerations level of client understandin --- Culture -- FERPA Confidentiality & technology Considerations -records distance counseling - social media - using technology in the counseling proess - discussion of limitations of confidentiality when ng electronic records & transmissions Protecting Cuents & ourselves - with Landmark court cases & additional laws attempting to clarify foreseeable danger's Identifiable victim practitioners need to consider informing clients about possible breaches in confidentity w governing mandated reporting practitionen following ethical codes & acting in good at may be supported by mandates - inor the laws that where you practice