Confidentiality

Your privacy is important to you and will be important to your mental health provider. All members of the North Carolina Psychological Association subscribe to a Code of Ethics that requires strict efforts to maintain client confidentiality. Legal responsibilities for maintaining confidentiality vary by state. The few exceptions to preserving confidentiality are related to child abuse and a danger of violence to yourself or others. You are encouraged to discuss this with your psychologist at any time before, during or following treatment.

Site Privacy

NC Psychology.com is here to serve the public and its psychologist members. We are committed to protecting your privacy. The North Carolina Psychological Association does not sell or disclose information about its users. Navigation information will be aggregated to help us understand how this site is used in order to improve it. You will not be identified in any manner while using this site.