Explaining Confidentiality To Clients | Social Work

[@kerrbearasmr5393]

Hi,im in my 2nd year of social work at university and this has helped me with my first client interview tomorrow.Thank you!x

[@JasmineAmaa]

Michelle Abercrombie awesome to hear that xx

[@photographybyamy4882]

Thank you. Great info... and also.. AMAZING EARRINGS!

[@chelseatruax1526]

Thank you!!

[@iam_bored1119]

Hii, do u have any spare time to see your family and friends and how many hours do u work a day? and do u have any time to go on holiday? Also how old are u when u become a social worker? And do u have to go to university?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Maddy 13 Hi Maddy, i Work Monday to Friday 9 to 5:30 pm. I do 9 days each fortnight so i get every other monday off. I go on holiday once a year minimum. I was 24 when I became a social worker. I graduated a little over 5 years ago xx

[@iam_bored1119]

Jasmine Ama ahhhh ok x

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

Several nurses were looking up a neighbours blood test results, because of the nature of their actions to find information not pertinent to their job they were found out via their computer login details, because of this they lost their job and have their actions on record, time will pass and they will probably land another job but a too curious mind can get you in trouble.

[@seenufurious]

Mam, i have a doubt if the client has shared some criminal things suppose he is planned to kill his supervisor or going to do it .. What should we do we need to keep it has confidentiality or report to other criminal officials about it .

[@JasmineAmaa]

John Seenu report ‼️

[@hannahyoung138]

Duty to warn! You have an obligation to report.

[@strongermindz]

that's where 'disclousure' kicks in and one should inform the client that in certain scenarios if the worker feels there is a threat to the client or someone else because of client's behaviour, they need to disclose it to appropriate authorities.