The confidentiality principles of psychological counseling are as follows:
1. Consultants are obliged to keep visitors' information confidential.
1. Without the written consent of the visitor, the consultant can't record, video or demonstrate the consultation process, and can't publicly release the consultation information;
2. Without the oral consent of the visitor, you can't tell others the consulting information (such as parents, spouses, etc.). );
3. When conducting case discussion and supervision due to professional needs, or using case discussion for teaching, research and writing. , relevant information (such as name, address, telephone number, etc.). ) should be hidden to ensure that visitors will not be identified.
Confidentiality exception:
Under the following circumstances, counselors can disclose information (in violation of confidentiality provisions) or notify relevant parties to take countermeasures.
1, obtain the permission of the visitor (or his legal representative);
2. The visitor has suicidal tendency, and the psychological counselor judges that the visitor has a clear risk of suicide;
3. Visitors tend to kill people, or threaten to participate in behaviors that are obviously likely to hurt others;
4. When the visitor suffers from a fatal infectious disease that may endanger others;
5. The court ordered the consultant to provide information about the visitors;
6. When disclosure is required by law.