Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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When is mandatory disclosure of information NOT required if the professional relationship is solely for what purpose?

  1. Forensic evaluation

  2. Routine therapy

  3. Couples counseling

  4. Group sessions

The correct answer is: Forensic evaluation

In mandatory disclosure of information, professionals are required to disclose information to protect the safety and well-being of their clients. However, in a professional relationship that is solely for forensic evaluation, this is not always necessary as the purpose of the evaluation is to gather information for legal purposes rather than for the benefit of the client. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. Option B, routine therapy, requires mandatory disclosure of information as the purpose of therapy is to facilitate the client's well-being and treatment. Option C, couples counseling, may also require mandatory disclosure depending on the nature of the couple's relationship and any potential risks involved. Option D, group sessions, may also require mandatory disclosure depending on the content and purpose of the sessions.