Leaving the Group. A mechanism for resignation, retirement, or death of a group member should be defined clearly in the group bylaws. Such arrangements will include valuation of stock at the time of the member's departure and how the departing member's shares will be redeemed. Some groups will require advance written notice prior to a voluntary resignation, typically 90 or 120 days.
Leaving the Group. Upon entering the group, members are asked to attend at least two months before they decide to leave. This is an on-going group and most members have been in it for several years. Over time, membership will change as members leave and new members join. When you have made the decision to leave, please let me know first After you have informed the group, please allow for two additional sessions. These two sessions are very important. They will allow you to say goodbye to the other members and the other members to say goodbye to you. THE FEE for this group is $45.00 per session. If your insurance is of the "managed care" type, the fee is decided by a contract between me and your insurance company and you will probably have a small co-pay. For those individuals without insurance coverage I offer a sliding scale based on financial need. You may pay by cash or check. There is a $25.00 fee for returned checks. If a check is returned a second time, you may be asked to pay group fees by cash or by money order. Please let me know if there is any change in your insurance policy. If there is a change or loss of coverage and you do not tell me, or if your insurance company goes out of business or refuses to pay the claim, you will become responsible for the insurance balance. ETHICS AND CONFIDENTIALITY are essential to the success of psychotherapy/counseling. With a few exceptions everything we discuss is kept in strict confidence. Normally, information about your participation in these sessions is released only upon written permission from you. There is a special form for this that requires both our signatures. Massachusetts law requires or allows confidentiality to be overturned even when a release is not signed when: 1) Someone is at risk for suicidal or homicidal behavior; 2) When it is suspected or known that a child or elder person is being abused or neglected; 3) When the person receiving services or the legal guardian responsible for payment refuses to pay for services rendered; 4) When a judge court orders information from a patient's file. You will also be asked to sign a HIPPA agreement (which you can read on my site.). BY SIGNING BELOW you acknowledge that you have read this communication or have had it read to you. You further acknowledge your right to ask questions if you do not understand this communication. I see support/therapy groups as an effort by both therapist and group participants to work toward improving the quality of everyone's life. I look f...
Leaving the Group. The exclusion or completion of this Agreement will not result in any profit or gain being deemed to accrue to the Company for Taxation purposes pursuant to s 179 TGCA.
Leaving the Group. 3.1 For the purposes of this Agreement only, rule 6 of the Rules shall be deleted in its entirety and shall be replaced with the following:-
Leaving the Group. The Disclosure Letter contains details of all charges which will occur under Section 179 TCGA as a result of the execution, completion or performance of this Agreement.
