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Does a therapist have to tell your parents?

Does a therapist have to tell your parents?

“The therapist is not obligated to tell your parents, but they are mandated by law to report any suspected sexual abuse. Since the law specifically refers to ‘suspected,’ it is not up to the therapist to determine whether the abuse actually occurred. Your parents are there to help!

Can you go to therapy without your parents knowing UK?

Remember you don’t have to tell your parents or carers anything about your sessions that you don’t want to, including what you talk about with your therapist. If they try and insist that you tell them, or on coming to your sessions, you can ask CAMHS to explain this to them.

What age is Camhs for?

What is CAMHS CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. We work with children and young people up to the age of 18 who are experiencing emotional or mental health problems.

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How to talk to my parents about my mental health issues?

There are online therapists, or you can go to your GP and ask them to refer you to a therapist (they cant tell your parents anything). However, i have found that family support is important, and the best approach is to be very honest with your parents about your feelings.

Should I go to a therapist without my parents knowing?

It would be pretty difficult visiting a therapist without your parents knowing. Since you have to pay for a therapist or get one through health care your parents would have to know. It probably would also be better for you emotionally to let your parents know, you don’t have to give them any specifics though.

Do teens need mental health help?

The teens themselves may be willing participants, but usually these appointments would never occur without a parent’s active involvement. In some cases, however, things run in reverse, and it is the adolescent him or herself asking for help from a mental health professional.

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Can a minor give informed consent for mental health treatment?

In many states, minors cannot provide consent to treatment on their own—a parent or legal guardian must do this on your behalf. Some states make exceptions for sensitive things like mental health. Google the name of your state along with “mental health consent minor” to find out if you can provide informed consent in your state.