Discussion 2Confidentiality is the moral principle or legal right that a therapist must keep all client information secret unless the client gives consent to disclosure. The principles of respect for client autonomy and loyalty are both ethical concerns and important elements in counselor/client relationships (Welfel, 2013). In the world of psychotherapy, confidentiality ensures honesty and respect between therapist and client. Clarifying what we talk about in the session remains private, but counselors may be required by law to disclose confidential information. There is never an absolute where advisors must be careful, understanding that privacy is a vital principle in the law. Having a disclosure statement would help with issues (to be disclosed to clients) that may come at a time when I as a therapist may find it necessary to consult with my supervisor, colleagues or other professional, such as a lawyer, regarding issues that arise in therapy . To ensure your coverage follows the five Cs (a) consent, (b) court order, (c) customer complaints, (d) communication...