What is Confidentiality 

Confidentiality is one of the most important details in the therapeutic relationship. It's a paramount detail when you come into the office, knowing you can share without fear of anyone else finding out. 

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Though we pride ourselves in upholding confidentiality, there are specific times when we are bound by laws to break confidentiality.

Per Washington State Administrative Code (WAC) 246-924-363, confidentiality may only be broken under specific circumstances including: 

- Client signing a Release of Information (written consent) 

- Information regarding abuse of a child or a vulnerable adult

- Imminent harm to self or others 

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Click here to be redirected to view WAC 246-924-363 on Washington State Legislatures' webpage. 

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