If a counselor wants a person other than a biological parent (such as a step-parent or grandparent) to have confidential information regarding a child client, a simple solution is to

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In order for a counselor to disclose a child's information to anyone that isn't the child's biological parent, they need a signed statement from one of the biological parents granting consent to do so.

How can counselors share a child's information?

Sometimes a counselor might want to share information on a child client to someone who is not their biological parent in order to help the child better.

In order to do this, they would need permission from one of the biological parents or any other legal guardian in the form of a signed statement.

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