goodie... I thought you was refering to my pm.... you know "the confidentiality" that I broke... I am happy now... sok.
Confidential...
by Brummie 27 Replies latest watchtower child-abuse
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rocketman
If there was some very compelling interest outside of that person's interest - some crime or something like that.
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Brummie
I agree Rocketman.
lol badol, yer tail is safe with me.
brummie
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ESTEE
pssssst.....<furtive glance to the right........ to the left....>
all puddy's are thaaafe here
ESTEE
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talesin
"Strangely enough, each of these would break confidentiality if the client was threatning to hurt himself."
i don't find this strange - it's easy to be a hero, and you wud be applauded for saving a possible suicide. but many professionals are terrified of CSA and any (personal legal) involvement. and for good reason - one's credentials, livelihood and character may be attacked. EVEN THOUGH reporting is IMO the absolutely right thing to do.
glad i cud be of some help. i'm sure the local constabulary or sexual assault ctr wud be happy to provide you with the proper ammo re the law and reporting.
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Lady Lee
When I was working in Montreal people knew I worked with victims. In fact I still do. But I've only worked with a couple of men who were victims and none of the women ever disclosed a history of abusing someone else.
I do let clients know the ground rules from the beginning so after that if they disclose abusing someone or plans to hurt someone (this did happen) they know I will call the police or notify CFS
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Brummie
Lol @ Ethtee
Thanks again talesin, you makes good sense..
LadLee, what form of Counselling do you practice?
Brummie
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badolputtytat
Sorry Estee but your right... it is in OUR nature
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Lady Lee
Let's see
feminsit/Rogerian/Client-centered/Behavior mod/Psychotherapy/etc
Pretty much whatever works
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Brummie
Good for you Ladylee, quite a handful! I major in the Rogerian approach, though I do disagree with some of Carl Rogers beliefs I find it suits me better than most.
Brummie