Are you putting off therapy because you are worried about privacy? This is a very common concern, though one that can be addressed when you schedule with a therapist who values confidentiality and privacy. Don’t let concerns about confidentiality keep you from getting the treatment and relief from your symptoms that you deserve.

Finding a therapist you can trust on your own may take time. It can be far more effective to seek help from a practice built on responsible and dependable counseling for almost three decades and counting—Carolina Counseling Services. With our many offices in North Carolina there’s bound to be an office near you, or you can receive therapy with CCS online!

CCS Adheres to the Highest Ethical Standards

Trust in Carolina Counseling Services — Cameron, NC, is well-placed. CCS cares about you and your privacy. The independently contracted therapists at CCS have high levels of education, training, and experience, as well as ethical principles. Our contracted therapists adhere to the code of ethics sanctioned by the American Counseling Association, the Code of Conduct and the Ethical Principles of Psychologists put forth by the American Psychological Association and/or the NASW Code of Ethics. Protecting your privacy is something you can come to expect from your CCS-independently contracted therapist.

How does CCS Maintain Confidentiality While Providing Client Centered Therapy?

By building and maintaining trust, client centered therapy can be provided, and you can begin to thrive. Trust is a value that all CCS offices advocate, including Carolina Counseling Services — Cameron, NC. Safeguarding your privacy and confidentiality is part of maintaining that trust.

With confidentiality guaranteed, there isn’t anything to stop you from calling CCS-Cameron to book your first session. Sleep well in the knowledge that your private records will never be accessed without your knowledge.

*Please note: Exceptions to this are by law and are the same at any other counseling facility or practice in North Carolina and in most of the US. If there is imminent harm to someone, or suspected child or elder abuse, these must be reported to appropriate authorities.

Building Trust

CCS enjoys the trust of the general public because this practice has been able to show that trust is both a priority and a legacy. In this profession, the only way forward is through trust between you and your therapist.

Trust is the backbone of the counseling process. You can benefit from the process if you actively participate in the process. It can be difficult to want to participate if you are concerned about your privacy. Therapy can be most successful when it reinforces hope and drives support and collaboration. Trust can help you rebuild bridges and reconnect with others, beginning with your therapist. We look forward to our work together.