Explain why confidentiality is not absolute when therapists have to fulfil their Duty to Protect or Duty to Warn
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Confidentiality is a fundamental principle in therapeutic relationships, ensuring that clients can share personal information without fear of it being disclosed to others. This trust is essential for effective therapy. Show more…
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