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Privacy
Confidentiality
is
of
utmost importance to the therapeutic relationship. However,
there are some important limitations to confidentiality. For example,
confidentiality may be breached if it is believed
that you may be of danger to yourself or someone else or if there
is a subpoena from a judge. Also, health insurers often
require specific information about diagnoses and treatment to
authorize payment for services. Please click on the
following documents for complete disclosure of your rights to
privacy and the limits of confidentiality.
HIPAA Notice of
Privacy Practices
Confidentiality Contract
Consent to Evaluation
Information For Clients
Agreement For Meetings With
My Therapist (for
children)
Consent To Treatment of a
Child (for parents)
What Your Should Know About
Managed Care and Your
Treatment
Agreement for Divorcing
or Separating
Parents
Clients' Rights In Therapy
Consent For Release of
Information from Dr.
Henderson
Consent For Release of
Information to Dr.
Henderson
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