Why does therapist artists have to obtain clients records? ?????
Why are you posting this again? If someone knows, he or she will reply. If not, then ... not.
Why does (sic) therapist artists have to obtain clients records?????
This question is odd, besides grammatically poorly written. Is the question related to people who do therapy with art projects? If so, the question has very controversial answers. In my opinion, few art therapists are qualified to interpret psychological evaluations, they are much better at evaluating art, and relaying that to a qualified psych therapist. Art often reveals a persons inner feelings, and interpretation of the world around themselves. Lord knows how many folks have interpreted "A starry night" (Van Gogh), but few can relate it to his psy condition then as real therapy, and I am quite certain, very few of the critics of "A starry night' have ever had access to his medical records. Now caution, this is my opinion, I suspect the authors of your texts have profound opinions of their own, and perhaps, for now, you need to regurgitate their opinions.
Do u have any other answers from the book
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Therapists are required to obtain their clients' records for several reasons. These reasons include:
1. Assessment: Before beginning therapy, therapists need to assess their clients' mental health history, any previous diagnoses, and the treatment they have received in the past. This information helps therapists gain a better understanding of their clients' needs and develop appropriate treatment plans.
2. Continuity of care: If a client has received therapy from another therapist, having access to their records allows the new therapist to continue the treatment seamlessly. It ensures that the new therapist understands the client's progress, goals, and any specific challenges they may have faced.
3. Legal and ethical requirements: Therapists are held to legal and ethical standards that require them to maintain accurate and confidential records. These records help to protect the client's rights, enable proper documentation of treatments, and ensure adherence to professional codes of conduct.
Now, regarding how therapists obtain clients' records, there is a specific process involved. Typically, therapists will have clients sign a release of information form, granting permission to access their records. This form allows the therapist to request records from previous therapists, doctors, or relevant institutions involved in the client's care. It is important for therapists to handle these records with utmost confidentiality and ensure that they are securely stored to protect the privacy and trust of their clients.