Client’s Rights
The client may ask questions on what to expect during and end result of therapy.
The client may cease to continue therapy anytime, without any impediment and may return to therapy anytime.
The therapist has the right to review his or her records from the therapist.
Right to confidentiality: Within limits provided for by law, all records and information acquired by the therapist
shall be kept strictly confidential in accordance to the principles of a doctor-patient relationship. All information will not be shared or revealed to any person, agency, or organization without the prior written consent of the client.
The client can raise any concerns and to speak with the therapist immediately.
The client has the right to be treated with dignity and respect by all staff.
The client has the right to know about my treatment progress or lack thereof.
The client has the right to reject the use of therapeutic technique, and to ask questions at any time about the methods used.
The client has the right to be spoken to in a language that is fully understood.
The client has the right to refuse to be videotaped, audio recorded, or photographed
