Abstract
The legal guidelines available for social workers who treat families are investigated. Definitions are provided for confidentiality and privileged communications, and ethical guidelines and case law in this area are examined. Common waivers of privileged communications and nonprivileged situations in which confidentiality may be accorded by a court are listed. The need for social workers to develop an understanding of and approach to confidentiality is addressed.
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