What are the confidentiality rules in therapy groups?

What are the confidentiality rules in therapy groups?

In therapy groups, confidentiality means that what is shared within the group stays within the group. This helps create a safe space.

Are there any exceptions to this confidentiality?

Yes, exceptions can include situations where there is a risk of harm to oneself or others, or if there is abuse involved.

How can I ensure my privacy is protected in these groups?

You can ensure your privacy by discussing your concerns with the therapist and understanding the group's confidentiality agreement.

What should I do if someone breaks confidentiality?

If someone breaks confidentiality, it's important to address it with the group or the therapist to discuss the impact and seek resolution.

Can I trust my therapist to keep my information private?

Yes, therapists are bound by ethical guidelines and laws to maintain confidentiality, but it's always good to clarify any concerns.