Common use of Safe Harbor Clause in Contracts

Safe Harbor. In order to effectuate the stated goal, the parties acknowledge the importance of the Child Consultant’s office being a “safe harbor”—a place where the children can be truthfully assured that what they say will not be disclosed to third parties without their consent.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Child Consultant Agreement, Child Consultant Agreement, Child Consultant Agreement

Safe Harbor. In order to effectuate the stated goal, the parties (the parents and the professional) acknowledge the importance of the Child Consultantprofessional’s office being a “safe harbor”—a harbor – a place where the children can be truthfully assured that what they say will not be disclosed to third parties without their consent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Safe Harbor Agreement

Safe Harbor. In order to effectuate the stated goal, the parties acknowledge the importance of the Child Consultanttherapist’s office being a “safe harbor”—a harbor – a place where the children can be truthfully assured that what they say will not be disclosed to third parties without their consent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Psychotherapist Patient Services Agreement

Safe Harbor. In order to effectuate the stated goal, the parties acknowledge the importance of the Child Consultanttherapist’s office being a “safe harbor”—a harbor- a place where the children can be truthfully assured that what they say will not be disclosed disclose to a third parties party without their consent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Psychotherapeutic Resources Safe Harbor Agreement

Safe Harbor. In order to effectuate the stated goal, the parties acknowledge the importance of the Child Consultanttherapist’s office being a “safe harbor”—a harbor—a place where the children can be truthfully assured that what they say will not be disclosed to third parties without their consent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Safe Harbor Agreement