Various states and professional associations require therapists to report to authorities certain types of conduct, specifically suspected child, spousal or elder abuse. The laws of your state and the ethical guidelines of the professional associations regarding this reporting requirement are listed here. Scroll down to your state for more details regarding obligations of therapists to report certain types of activities. If you are concerned about discussing certain types of behavior with our therapists, you can first make an inquiry by e-mailing Dr. Gary Goldman at Gary@MyTherapyNetwork.com who will forward it to our professional standards advisory board for response. We will respond within 48 hours. Thank you.

Select your state of residence in the dropdown box below to view the statutes that govern your therapist:

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