Therapeutic Contract

Therapeutic contract

A counselling contract, ensures that the counselling process will be performed in a safe and professional manner and highlights the responsibilities of the counsellor towards clients. It outlines the responsibilities of the client towards the counsellor and the counsellors responsibilities to you as the client. The counselling contract is a transparent base for informed consent and is the start of building the therapeutic relationship between us.

Including:

  • Confidentiality
  • Exceptions to confidentiality
  • Safe guarding
  • Unexpected Illness or ending
  • Supervision
  • Payment details
  • Cancellation policy

This contract covers Face to Face, Online, Telephone and Walk & Talk counselling.

Third Party contract

Is an additional contract to the Therapeutic contract. This is for if someone else is paying for your counselling. Is a family member or work paying for your therapy? This contract outlines the terms of the agreement and is only regarding the financial side. The person paying for your sessions has no right over any information about you, or the content about what is said in your sessions, your confidentiality will always be witheld.

Walk and Talk contract

This is an additional contract for Walk and talk therapy – counselling service as to how we will be working together therapeutically when we are outside of the counselling room because we will be walking around Cassiobury Park or Rickmansworth Aquadrome. Covering the key points of how we will manage confidentiality out in public spaces and risks surrounding counselling in a public place. The Risk assessment, is for walk and talk within Cassiobury Park or Rickmansworth Aquadrome. You can request a copy.

Get in Touch

If you’re considering counselling, and have questions you’re very welcome to get in touch.

I offer a free telephone consultation where we can talk about what’s bringing you to counselling or supervision and whether I’m the right person to support you.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Talk through what brings you to counselling
Ask any questions you may have
Get a sense of how we might work together

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