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Originally Posted by AlwaysChanging2
Me myself, I wouldn't worry about it. To me, that was all wrong and I'd tell my T so. A good professional will listen to the patient instead of labeling them and proceeding on with the treatment irregardless of the patient's claim. If this T does that, then she's not worth the ink her degree is signed with and I'd fire her.
I think if the file is in the same clinic, it's universal to all clinicians. Only if it leaves a building/business does one have to sign a release....the way it seems.
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Thanks AC2...none of the Ts are at that clinic any longer. The clinic moved to Houston years ago and the T I see now is here in my city. The T I saw for a year is in Phoenix, so no one is associated with that clinic. I hope you're right that they would have to have my permission; that would give me a chance to talk to my current T about the situation before getting surprising info!
