Confidentiality of Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision is a part of the treatment process, and therefore all of the clinical information shared between a supervisee and supervisor is confidential. Clinical supervisors do not disclose client information except:

a. To prevent clear and imminent danger to a person or persons

b. As mandated by law for child or senior abuse reporting

c. When there is a written waiver of confidentiality obtained prior to such a release of information

d. When the release of records or information is permitted by state or federal law

e. In educational or training settings when information has effectively been deidentified or when written permission has been obtained from the client