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Confidentiality – Peer Group Communications
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - May 2016 When participating in peer group communications, whether a more formal or structured listserv, or...
Richard Leslie June 1, 2016Disciplinary Actions and Family Law Matters
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - October 2013 Therapists commonly get in trouble for making custody recommendations when they have not been...
Richard Leslie May 26, 2016Parental Rights to Access Child’s Records
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - October 2013 … When a child (under eighteen years of age) is the identified patient and...
Richard Leslie May 26, 2016“Predicting” and Preventing Suicide
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - October 2013 … I was reading something published by a national organization representing a mental health...
Richard Leslie May 26, 2016Treating Children – Selected Legal Issues
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - February 2013 … Therapists and counselors treat children both with and without the consent of one...
Richard Leslie May 26, 2016Treatment Outside of Your Office and Home
Avoiding Liability Bulletin - November 2009 … I wrote about home visits and some of the legal issues that might...
Richard Leslie May 26, 2016