A client begins therapy with a social worker. During the intake interview, the client reveals some reservations about discussing sensitive issues. In explaining confidentiality, the worker
A. provides information about the limits of confidentiality as the need arises.
B. provides a general but thorough explanation of the limits of confidentiality at the initial treatment sessions.
C. does nothing until a specific question is raised by the client.
D. provides information initially regarding the limits of confidentiality, but only as it relates to the worker-client relationship.
B. provides a general but thorough explanation of the limits of confidentiality at the initial treatment sessions.
The right to privacy is one of the most sensitive practice issues. Clients need to be aware of the limits at the start of treatment. Full disclosure can actually be helpful in building trust and is ethically imperative.
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