Heads up, having thoughts is not enough to commit you. Organized plan, collecting the means, intention to act, command verbal hallucinations are the assessment for violating HIPAA to make a safety call.
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Replying to @myTeamhotTrash
Or be clear you don’t intend to act and aren’t making a plan at the moment. Clear and present danger is required, not transitory thoughts.
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Replying to @TheBrometheus
Link to official HIPAA guidelines. https://www.sprc.org/resources-programs/hipaa-privacy-rule-sharing-information-related-mental-health …
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And you can be clear at the start with a provider that you’ve had ongoing suicidal thoughts for a long time but are worried about sharing that and ask what your protection is, when they’d act, etc. Most providers know overreacting is harmful. (Parents can make that a lot worse.)
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Replying to @myTeamhotTrash
Keep me updated. I’m 100% serious here. Don’t fall away now that we’ve connected.
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Yes indeed. I will always say what I mean. Thank you for asking.
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