In Distance Counseling, Informed Consent SHOULD Include

In distance counseling, Informed Consent SHOULD include:

A) the type of software used, guarantee of confidentiality and privacy, and consent to view client social media.
B) consent to waive right to confidentiality and privacy, as it cannot be guaranteed in distance counseling.
C) consent to waive counselor liability in the event of client crisis, as the counselor may be in a different time zone or otherwise inaccessible.
D) the same information as typical face-to-face Informed Consent.
E) distance counseling credentials, cultural/language differences, time zone differences, emergency procedures to follow if the counselor is not available,
Anticipated response time, and possible denial of insurance.