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1. • Counselling is confidential

     • Counselling is confidential, even if a third-party (such as an employer or family member) is paying for it. So, you have the same rights to confidentiality, whoever foots the bill. We have to share some information to get paid. Typically, this is a confirmation of your attendance and participation (or otherwise).
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   Can a counsellor break confidentiality in counselling?

   • There are certain limitations to confidentiality in counselling, and there are circumstances where a counsellor may need to break confidentiality, either because of a legal obligation, or an individual or organisational policy requirement.

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   What are the limitations of confidentiality in counselling in the UK?

   • Here is an outline of some of the main limitations of confidentiality in counselling in the UK: If a client discloses involvement in, or information about acts of terrorism, the therapist is legally obliged to inform the authorities, and cannot inform the client of their intention to do so.

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   Do Counsellors have a confidentiality policy?

   • Supervision – Most professional bodies require that counsellors undertake regular, ongoing supervision of their client work. This is anonymised, and the focus of supervision is on the therapist’s work rather than the client’s material. Nevertheless, this is a limitation of confidentiality which the client needs to be made aware of.

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   Do therapists care about client confidentiality?

   • This concern for client confidentiality can affect the therapist’s choices both inside and outside of the office. Oftentimes, therapists will be mindful of confidentiality when they write up their official session notes.

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3. www.bacp.co.uk › media › 19239Managing confidentiality within the counselling professions

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   Legal Resource. Updated September 2023. Copyright information: Good Practice in Action 014: Managing confidentiality within the counselling professions is published by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, BACP House, 15 St John’s Business Park, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, LE17 4HB.

4. www.acc-uk.org › find-professional-support › how-canWhat you need to know about confidentiality - ACC UK

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   What you need to know about confidentiality. Safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults from harm is everyone’s responsibility. This means that although a counsellor/psychotherapist is committed to confidentiality, they may have to break confidentiality to safeguard their client and/or another person from serious harm.

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6. www.bacp.co.uk › confidentialityBACP Ethical Framework | Confidentiality resources

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   We will protect the confidentiality and privacy of clients by: a . actively protecting information about clients from unauthorised access or disclosure b . informing clients about how the use of personal data and information that they share with us will be used and who is within the circle of confidentiality, particularly with access to ...

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   There are certain limitations to confidentiality in counselling, and there are circumstances where a counsellor may need to break confidentiality, either because of a legal obligation, or an individual or organisational policy requirement.

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   Counselling is confidential, even if a third-party (such as an employer or family member) is paying for it. So, you have the same rights to confidentiality, whoever foots the bill. We have to share some information to get paid. Typically, this is a confirmation of your attendance and participation (or otherwise).

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   Confidentiality. Confidentiality in counselling is key to building trust between a counsellor and a client. Your therapist will listen to you in confidence and will not tell anyone else what you say. They won’t discuss you with your GP, employer, family, friends or anyone else without your consent.

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    Aug 29, 2023 · Therapists take confidentiality very seriously and only break it when necessary in a few clear exceptions. What Are the Expectations of Confidentiality in Therapy? Confidentiality plays a key...