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Confidentiality Policy for IBCD The Board, Director and staff of the Institute for Biblical Counseling and Discipleship, hereinafter IBCD, understand that confidentiality is an important and vital aspect of the counseling relationship. To that end, IBCD and its representatives agree to carefully guard the information entrusted to them by counselees to the fullest extent possible. Staff members and students participating in the IBCD program are expected to protect the information they receive in order to ensure the integrity of the counseling process and the privacyof the counselee. Should a Counselor orstudent fail to protect said information, it may become necessary for them to be dismissed from service in the IBCD program. Under certain circumstances, however, it may be necessary to reveal information obtained inthe counseling process in order to uphold the principles of Scripture, the standards ofGrace Bible Churchof North County, and/or the laws of the state of California. IBCD does not hold to the legal concepts of the priest/penitent, doctor/ patient, psychotherapist/patient or counselor/counselee privileges. Situations wherein it may become necessary to revealotherwise confidential information include, but are not limited to: 1. Where a counselee, althoughencouraged to renounce a particular sin refuses to do so, it may become necessary to seek the assistance of others in the church to encourage repentance and reconciliation in accordance with the Scriptures (cf. Proverbs 15:22, 24:11; Matthew 18:15-20). In said cases, only such information as is necessary to deal with that particular sin will be revealed. Further, said information will only be revealed to those biblically required to be involved. To that end, it maybecome necessary to contact the pastor and/or other elders of a counselee s home church. 2. Counselors, uncertain as to how a particular issue should be addressed, may reveal necessaryinformation to and seek assistance from another Counselor or pastor. 3. Where a counselee threatens to harm himself/herself or another person, it may become necessary to notify the proper legal authorities, family members, pastor, intended victimor all of the above. If the counselee makes such threats inthe context of a counseling session, the Counselor will, immediately upon receiving the information, consult with another IBCD Counselor and/or the Director, if such is available, who willwork with them to assess the situation and assist in making the appropriate notifications, if necessary. 4. If a Counselor is privyto evidence that abuse or some other crime hasbeen or is about to be committed, it may be necessary to reveal such to the legal authorities. 5. IBCD recognizes that in the course ofthe loving discipline of their children, Christian parents may employ corporal punishment, in accordance with the teachings of Scripture and, in conformity with those Scriptures, IBCD supports a 155
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GeneralPrinciples of BiblicalCounse
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