Harm to Self or Others Sample Clauses

Harm to Self or Others. If a client at the shelter program shares with a staff person a viable threat to do harm to self or another, the terms of confidentiality can be revoked, as in the case of suicidal or homicidal admittance.
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Harm to Self or Others. If during treatment the therapist becomes concerned about safety, either yours or someone else’s, the therapist is obligated by law to do whatever he/she can within the limits of the law to prevent you or the other person from injuring him/herself or others. For this purpose, the therapist may also contact law enforcement, hospitals or an emergency contact whose name you have provided. • Abuse of children and vulnerable adults (elders): In accordance with state law, we are mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect. That is, we are required to report this information to the appropriate county office of the Department of Family and Children Services any time there is reasonable cause to believe that a child under the age of 18 years old has had physical injury inflicted upon him or her by a parent or caretaker by other than accidental means; has been neglected; exploited by a parent or caretaker; or has been sexually assaulted or sexually exploited. 354 Senoia Rd • Peachtree City • Georgia • 30269 Phone: 770‐468‐3326 • xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx • xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
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Harm to Self or Others. If during treatment the therapist becomes concerned about safety, either yours or someone else’s, the therapist is obligated by law to do whatever he/she can within the limits of the law to prevent you or the other person from injuring him/herself or others. For this purpose, the therapist may also contact law enforcement, hospitals or an emergency contact whose name you have provided.  Abuse of children and vulnerable adults (elders): In accordance with state law, we are mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect. That is, we are required to report this information to the appropriate county office of the Department of Family and Children Services any time there is reasonable cause to believe that a child under the age of 18 years old has had physical injury inflicted upon him or her by a parent or caretaker by other than accidental means; has been neglected; exploited by a parent or caretaker; or has been sexually assaulted or sexually exploited. 354 Senoia Rd  Peachtree City  Georgia  30269 Phone: 770‐468‐3326  xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx  xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx  Prenatal Exposure to Controlled Substances: Mental health care professionals are required to report admitted prenatal exposure to controlled substances that are potentially harmful.  Insurance Providers (when applicable): Insurance companies and other third‐party payers are given information that they request regarding services to clients.  When required by Subpoena or Court OrderIn the case we need to collect unpaid payments, a collection agency may be utilized. Information that may be requested includes, but is not limited to: types of service, dates/times of service, diagnosis, treatment plan, a description of impairment, progress of therapy, case notes, and summaries. CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE TREATMENT OF MINORS (IF APPLICABLE): Confidentiality with regard to therapy is a special topic when the client is a minor. A child’s therapy is a special time when a trusting relationship develops. In order to respect your child’s privacy, the therapist will not usually share specifics of the session. However, the therapist may share with you areas of strength, concern, and/or provide general feedback and recommendations which are relevant or important for you to know. Please understand that your child maintains certain rights of privacy and confidentiality in his or her communications with the therapist. EMAIL, TEXT, VOICEMAIL: We will communicate with clients through email or voicemail r...
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Harm to Self or Others. If during treatment the therapist becomes concerned about safety, either your child’s or someone else’s, the therapist is obligated by law to do whatever he/she can within the limits of the law to prevent your child from injuring him/herself or others. For this purpose, the therapist may also contact law enforcement, hospitals or an emergency contact whose name you have provided. Rev. 1/18 Child’s Name: ID#: Initial:  Abuse of children and vulnerable adults (elders): In accordance with state law, we are mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect. That is, we are required to report this information to the appropriate county office of the Department of Family and Children Services any time there is reasonable cause to believe that a child under the age of 18 years old has had physical injury inflicted upon him or her by a parent or caretaker by other than accidental means; has been neglected; exploited by a parent or caretaker; or has been sexually assaulted or sexually exploited.
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Harm to Self or Others. 20. If there is an emergency during our work together, or in the future after termination, In which I become concerned about your personal safety, the possibility of you injuring someone else, or about you receiving proper psychiatric care, I will do whatever I can within the limits of the law, to prevent you from injuring yourself or others and to ensure that you receive the proper medical care. For this purpose, I may also contact the police, hospital or an emergency contact whose name you have provided.
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