Information Shared in a Counseling Session Is Considered to Be

Information shared in a counseling session is considered to be privileged (meaning it is strictly between the client and therapist EXCEPT:

A) When the therapist feels the client is not being truthful
B) When the client states they are going to harm themselves or someone else, or they disclose information about a child being abused
C) When the therapist feels it is in the best interest of the client to share the information with another professional
D) None of the above