Counselor Licensure, Confidentiality, and Privileged Communication: Implications for Private Practice in Rehabilitation

1 June 1983

journal article
Published by Springer Publishing Company in Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling

Vol. 14 (2) , 6-8
https://doi.org/10.1891/0047-2220.14.2.6

Abstract

This article addresses the importance of confidentiality and privileged communication in the counselor-client relationship. State licensure statutes are reviewed in regard to their confidentiality and/or privileged. communication provisions. The implications of legal confidentiality and privileged communication on the private-for-profit practice of rehabilitation are discussed.

Keywords

PRIVATE
PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION
LEGAL CONFIDENTIALITY
COUNSELOR CLIENT
PRACTICE IN REHABILITATION
LICENSURE STATUTES
AND/OR PRIVILEGED

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