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Confidentiality
Records are kept on each session.
No information about your counseling sessions will be released outside of L.I.A. to anyone without your written authorization, with the following exceptions:
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When there is risk of imminent harm to you or another person, your counselor reserves the right to take reasonable action to protect life.
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When a court of law orders a counselor to release information, your counselor is bound by law to comply with such an order.
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If your counselor has reason to believe that a child, elderly, or disabled person is in danger of being physically, emotionally, or sexually abused, then your counselor is obligated by law to report such abuse to the proper authorities.
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If you disclose sexual misconduct by another mental health professional, your counselor may be required to file a report.
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Client Rights
Clients at L.I.A. have the following rights:
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The right to impartial access to counseling regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, religious beliefs, social/economic class, outward appearance, body size/shape, disablility, impairment, or political ideology
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The right to ask questions about the process of counseling and procedures used at L.I.A.
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The right to information regarding counselor credentials and training
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The right to expect that all information disclosed in counseling will be kept confidential with the exceptions described in the "Counselor-Client Agreement"
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The right to participate in the planning of my counseling servicesThe right to terminate counseling at any time
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The right to file a grievance about services offered and/or received