Which ethical considerations arise with boundary setting and confidentiality in group therapy?

Which ethical considerations arise with boundary setting and confidentiality in group therapy?

• A. Scheduling sessions.
• B. Informed consent, limits of confidentiality (e.g., danger to self/others), privacy of records, clear disclosure boundaries, supervision, and avoidance of dual relationships.
• C. Setting goals for the group.
• D. Assigning roles in the group.

Answer: (B)