Generally speaking, when seeking or receiving therapy, you have the following rights. To choose the counsellor and treatment that best suits your needs To “informed consent” — the right to consent to therapy with a full understanding of your rights and the risks involved. To be treated with respect and dignity. To receive treatment that is unique to your needs. To ask questions at any time about the counsellor’s training and credentials, the approach being taken, or any other concern. To refuse suggestions made by a counsellor, end treatment at any time, and or ask to be referred to another counsellor. To take any unresolved complaints to the B.C Association of Clinical Counsellors www.bc-counsellors.org