1. Ask for clarification: It may be unintentional or misunderstanding to ask the counselor to explain why he doesn't respect the privacy of patients. Through communication, misunderstandings can be eliminated and psychological counselors can be reminded of the importance of protecting privacy.
2. Verify the qualifications and ethics of consultants: ensure that consultants have legal qualifications and are bound by relevant ethics. The behavior of consultants should conform to the moral standards and ethical requirements of their professional institutions.
3. Termination of the consulting relationship: If the above steps fail to solve the problem, I have the right to decide to terminate the consulting relationship with the consultant. It is very important to find a consultant who respects privacy and meets moral requirements.
4. Legal channels: If the counselor's behavior involves illegal acts, such as revealing personal information or sensitive data, you can consider seeking legal aid to safeguard your rights and interests through legal channels.