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Rhuben · 28-06-2010, 11:50 PM

I think they are bound to confidentiality about most things but if it's anything that involves serious harm to yourself or others then they have a duty to inform someone about it.

I see a university counsellor can tell them many things but when I told them about suicide they had to inform my gp. During your first appointment you'll probably have to sign some sort of confidentiality agreement and it'll probably state the limits of confidentiality in it.

28-06-2010, 11:50 PM	#2
Rhuben I call it dreaming... they call it madness. Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Cambridgeshire I am currently:	I think they are bound to confidentiality about most things but if it's anything that involves serious harm to yourself or others then they have a duty to inform someone about it. I see a university counsellor can tell them many things but when I told them about suicide they had to inform my gp. During your first appointment you'll probably have to sign some sort of confidentiality agreement and it'll probably state the limits of confidentiality in it.
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