Virtual care across BCImmediate support

Informed consent for virtual counselling

This page previews the topics that must be discussed before services begin. It is not a substitute for the final informed-consent process.

Before the first session

  • The purpose, nature, expected benefits, limitations, and alternatives to counselling
  • Müge’s scope of practice, approach, availability, and communication boundaries
  • Fees, payment, receipts, cancellations, and insurance documentation
  • Confidentiality and its legal and safety-related limits
  • How records are created, stored, retained, accessed, shared, and securely destroyed

Virtual-care considerations

  • You must be physically located in British Columbia during each session
  • The selected video platform and known privacy or security limitations
  • A private location, headphones where appropriate, and who else may be present
  • A backup plan for technology interruptions
  • Your current location and an emergency contact when clinically appropriate
  • What to do between sessions, after hours, during absences, and in an emergency

Open decisions

The final video, booking, payment, and clinical-record systems have not yet been confirmed. This page will be updated to name them and describe their privacy practices before consultations open.

Hear when space opens.

Join the opening waitlist for an availability update. It is not clinical intake and does not guarantee an appointment.

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