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- Consent with children and mature minors | iPsychology
It is recognised that in providing professional services, psychologists may obtain consent from a minor and that confidentiality should then be respected That is, psychological services can be sought and consented to, and a wish for confidentiality expressed, by a minor
- Young Children, Confidentiality and Consent - Child Aware
Our legal and ethical frameworks have focussed on when a client can be considered capable of informed consent A child of 16 or over can provide consent unless shown to be incapable
- Children and minors - Queensland Health
A minor may consent to treatment if they are deemed to have the maturity and capacity to do so Alternatively, a less restrictive way of providing treatment includes parental consent The Mental Health Act 2016 also provides that the common law in relation to minors consenting to treatment is not affected
- Counselling and Psychotherapy for Young People Under 18 . . .
Under Australian law, teenagers aged 16 or older can independently consent to counselling or psychotherapy (Gillick competence) Can Teenagers Attend Sessions Alone? Yes, young people aged 16–17 can attend sessions independently if they choose
- Fact Sheet for clinicians- Informed consent in health care
Ensuring informed consent is properly obtained is a legal, ethical and professional requirement on the part of all treating health professionals and supports person-centred care Good clinical practice involves ensuring that informed consent is validly obtained and appropriately timed
- Consent to medical treatment: the mature minor - RACGP
Consent for the medical treatment of patients less than 18 years of age is generally provided by parents However, there are circumstances in which patients under the age of 18 can consent to their own medical treatment
- Informed Consent Child and Adolescent Client - Outlook Psychology
As your child is a client at Outlook Psychology have certain rights that are important to understand This document is designed to inform you about the management of the information you disclose to your psychologist
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