The Maintenance of Notes and Records on Clients

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"There are numerous researchers and/or practitioners who both oppose and/or support the maintenance of notes and records on clients. While there is consensus that the practitioner must maintain some means of referring to areas of discussion engaged in with their clients, there exist differences as to how this is to be accomplished, to what extent the means is to be detailed, and to whom the applicable information is to be made available. At issue is that the client must feel that he or she is in a nonthreatening and trustworthy environment in which he or she can confide in the practitioner without the fear of betrayal. ... notes, "Every therapist must come to grips with the thorny issue of the confidentiality of information. Surely no genuine therapy can occur unless clients trust the privacy of their ... "

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