Limitations to Confidentiality. The clients have been made aware that there are certain times when the Collaborative Family Professional may disclose or are required to disclose information. These include reporting suspicions of child abuse to the Children’s Aid Society; reporting information that suggests an actual or potential danger to human life or safety to the appropriate authorities; providing information to the courts as directed through subpoena, search warrant, or other legal order; for research or educational purposes on an anonymous basis.
Limitations to Confidentiality. Nothing in this Article VI shall prohibit or limit a party's use of information that the disclosing party can prove was (i) within the public domain through no fault of or action by the disclosing party; (ii) previously known to the disclosing party; (iii) independently developed by the disclosing party; or (iv) rightfully received by the disclosing party from a third party that had no duty of confidentiality. In accordance with the terms of this Agreement, each party agrees to exercise the same degree of care used to protect information of a similar nature that it does not permit to be disclosed outside of its own company.
Limitations to Confidentiality. Notwithstanding paragraph 6 above,
Limitations to Confidentiality. The clients have been made aware that there are certain times when the Collaborative Family Professional is required to disclose information. Information will be disclosed to appropriate authorities if the Collaborative Family Professional deems there is risk of harm to self or another person, or as required by law. The service record shall remain the property of the Collaborative Family Professional. Information obtained about persons served will be used for the Collaborative process, payment collection and at times, satisfaction surveys. Non-identifying information may be used for statistical, research or teaching purposes without identifying information.
Limitations to Confidentiality. The law protects the relationship between a client and a psychotherapist, and information cannot be disclosed without written permission. However, there are exceptions. These exceptions include:
Limitations to Confidentiality. Your information may not be disclosed without your explicit verbal or written consent, with the following legally mandated or legally permitted exceptions:
Limitations to Confidentiality. Section 11.01 shall not apply to the extent that:
Limitations to Confidentiality. The clients have been made aware that there are certain times when the Collaborative Family Professional may disclose or are required to disclose information. These include reporting suspicions of child abuse to the Children’s Aid Society; reporting information that suggests an actual or potential danger to human life or safety to the appropriate authorities; providing information to the courts as directed through subpoena, search warrant, or other legal order; for research or educational purposes on an anonymous basis. Withdrawal from the Collaborative Process: If either client decides that the Collaborative process is no longer viable and decides to end the Collaborative process, he or she agrees to immediately inform the other client, the Collaborative Family Professional, and all Collaborative team members in writing, about the decision to end the Collaborative process. The Collaborative Family Professional reserves the right to withdraw from the case for any reason. Should the Collaborative Family Professional decide to withdraw, he/she agrees to provide written notice of withdrawal to the clients and their lawyers. If the Collaborative process has not been terminated, the withdrawing Collaborative Family Professional will make every effort to provide suitable referrals to other Collaborative Family Professionals to facilitate the engagement of a new Collaborative Family Professional. Limitations: While the Collaborative process is not a guarantee of success and cannot eliminate past disharmony and irreconcilable differences, we believe it offers a positive method of developing a cooperative solution. For couples with children, it helps them move towards a positive co-parenting relationship. We have read the above schedule in its entirety, understand the content and agree to its terms. Dated on , 201 Clients: Collaborative Family Professional(s): [full name of client]
Limitations to Confidentiality. Notwithstanding paragraph 4 above:
