Therapy involves a confidential relationship with clear rights and responsibilities. Consent is an ongoing agreement that respects the client's autonomy and safety.

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Therapy addresses personal issues, enhances insight, and provides coping strategies.

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Confidentiality is prioritized, but exceptions apply, such as child protection or imminent harm.

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Clients must arrive on time, give notice for cancellations, and follow payment policies.

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Complaints should be discussed with the therapist or directed to regulatory bodies if necessary.

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In emergencies, contact appropriate healthcare or crisis services.