Jeremy BougheyTherapeutic Agreement • February 2nd, 2023
At a glance - In more detail – 1. Describes how I work and that I amcompetent in what I do. To outline the approach to therapy and scope ofsupport, and to clarify my competence to offer both, through academic qualification, professional membership, and experientially. 2. Provides an offer of therapy to you, which we can/will both agree to. To set out an 'offer of therapy' for mutual consideration by both client and therapist. Here the client is you and the therapist is me, Jeremy Boughey. Opportunities will be made to talk through the content of this Agreement and for me to answer any questions that you may wish to ask. 3. Explains your rights, by law and the ethical code I subscribe to. To communicate the terms of therapy, your rights to privacy, confidentiality, and data security in line with European Union (EU) data protection legislation and the rights of us both (client and therapist) - in advance of our work together. 4. Tells you all the things the document describes are a norma
ED Therapeutic AgreementTherapeutic Agreement • March 11th, 2019
The treatment offered is based on the patient’s clinical presentation at the discretion of the Emergency Department Provider.
Therapeutic AgreementTherapeutic Agreement • July 24th, 2020
THERAPEUTIC AGREEMENT CIA ROBLES FLODIN, M.Ed. LMHCTherapeutic Agreement • January 30th, 2022
Most individuals, couples, co-parents and families who seek therapy want to resolve their struggles so they can have happy and fulfilling lives. My purpose is to counsel and support these individuals as they strive toward these goals.
Therapeutic agreementTherapeutic Agreement • July 20th, 2021
Below are the terms and conditions of your psychological therapy which both you and your practitioner are required to comply with. If you have any questions, please discuss them with your practitioner.
THERAPEUTIC AGREEMENT FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCESTherapeutic Agreement • July 17th, 2023
Both the Comprehensive Pain Management Specialists’ staff (the physicians and staff) and I (the patient), have a common treatment goal: To improve my ability to function and/or work. In consideration of that goal, I am being treated with potent medications. Examples are narcotics, tranquilizers and /or barbiturates. These medications are considered controlled substance medications and their use is closely controlled and monitored by local, state and federal agencies. These medications are highly effective when taken as directed under medical supervision, but they also have potential for misuse and abuse. Also, these medications have the potential for various side effects and these will be explained prior to treatment.
THERAPEUTIC AGREEMENT CIA ROBLES FLODIN, M.Ed. LMHCTherapeutic Agreement • January 12th, 2021
Most individuals, couples, co-parents and families who seek therapy want to resolve their struggles so they can have happy and fulfilling lives. My purpose is to counsel and support these individuals as they strive toward these goals.
THERAPEUTIC AGREEMENT CIA ROBLES FLODIN, M.Ed. LMHCTherapeutic Agreement • March 8th, 2018
Most individuals, couples, co-parents and families who seek therapy want to resolve their struggles so they can have happy and fulfilling lives. My purpose is to counsel and support these individuals as they strive toward these goals.
Therapeutic AgreementTherapeutic Agreement • September 23rd, 2016
In keeping with good practice guidelines, this agreement has been drawn up in order to clarify key points about the sessions;
Therapeutic AgreementTherapeutic Agreement • June 13th, 2020
All information shared is kept confidential unless a written release is approved and signed by you. Certain legal limits on confidentiality do exist and do not need a release from you:
