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My former counselor's husband is now my boss. i know there are codes of ethics, but is there a chance my boss knows anything?
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A chance: Most counselors and other mental health professionals are ethical -- and do not discuss their clients or patients with others except for professional supervisors, if they have them. Even if not, their family members are rarely interested in their work. At the end of an exhausting workday, most therapists would rather relax than discuss cases. You could contact the counselor with any concerns.
Answered 12/9/2013
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