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The client-therapist relationship is the foundation of psychotherapy and is central to the provision of safe, effective and ethical care. Registrants are expected to be respectful, both during and outside of treatment sessions, of clients as well as clients’ representatives, family, partners, or other individuals with whom clients maintain a close personal relationship, and to place client wellbeing at the forefront of the relationship.
But what about situations when a former client has a complaint, is dissatisfied with services, or is harassing their therapist?
Read our Practice Matters article for guidance.
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