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Originally Posted by musinglizzy
look up your laws first.... where I live, it's not illegal (although maybe a bit unethical?) to record as long as one person involved in the conversation (you) knows it's being recorded. For example, a T's colleague or something can't set something up in T's room to record a session...because no one in the room knows it's being recorded.
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Honestly I don't see why the law would intervene in this context.
Unless the OP is planning to put the whole thing on youtube, nothing is stopping them from recording their sessions.
Sure, ethically it's better to ask permission.
I wanted to record my sessions and planned on asking my T and then chickened out but recorded two sessions anyway.
Then I felt guilty because I thought it wasn't fair to record without her knowing, not for legal reasons but because I didn't like doing things behind her back.
So I told her and she was surprised I was anxious. She was totally fine, said those were my sessions to do what I wanted with them.